About a month ago we asked our readers to share some of their writing goals and resolutions for 2014. Your aspirations for the new year were so inspiring!
Here’s what some of you are doing to make 2014 your best year yet!
— Shaun Chavis, cookbook editor and founder of FoodBlogSouth
“I have committed to writing 12,500 words to my book each month.”
— LaTonia Williams, blogger at medates2014.blogspot.com & becomingapublicoffender.blogspot.com
“I’m going to have two free e-products completed in 2014 about writing and querying.”
— Williesha Morris, Administrative Consultant and Writer, MyFreelanceLife.com
“My writing resolution for 2014 includes getting an historical novel manuscript (Angels at the Gate: the story of Lot’s wife) ready for publication; getting a new novel fantasy-mystery manuscript (House of Rose: the Awakening) ready for my agent; researching/writing a new civil rights history book; figuring out how to leverage a 2014 movie release (Noah) with my already published novel (Noah’s Wife); working my full-time-plus job; and not losing my mind!”
–T.K. Thorne, author at tkthorne.com; blogger at tks-tales.com
“In 2014 I will use my blog to hone my creative non-fiction writing skills.”
— Carol Marks, blogger at carolannmarks.com
“This year I will try out ways of becoming a more engaging writer by asking questions, inviting feedback/discussion, and listening more.”
— Kelly Creel, fitness and wellness blogger at Inspire Fitness, inspirefitnessbirmingham.com/blog
“In 2014 I will write and self-publish two more books to complete my three book series.”
— S. W. Cannon, author of Casey Canyon, AuthorSWCannon.com
“My 11 year old and I will publish a children’s book, Angels In the Garden, that teaches children about character qualities based on the biblical “fruit of the spirit.”
— Faith Abraham, coach/entrepreneur/author/poet
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS AND RESOLUTIONS FOR 2014?
Love reading all these! They are amazing goals and I know these gals can pull them off. Wow, I am impressed!
I loved the latest challenge from Birmingham Blogging Academy and after two nearly successful BlogLikeCrazy Novembers, I’m giving it a go. It’s to blog at least once a week during 2014. I think that’s a lot more doable (and realistic) for me. Feel free to join me if you want: http://birminghamblogging.com/2013/12/30/the-2014-bba-yearlong-blogging-challenge/
Thanks, Sherri! 🙂