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10 writing goals for 2013 and tips for achieving them

10 writing goals for 2013

ONE:  I refuse to allow writer’s block to win!

TWO:  I will build my platform wisely, one step at a time.

THREE:  I will write, even when I don’t feel like it.

FOUR:  I will study the craft of writing.

FIVE:  I will admit my need for an editor and hire one for my projects.

SIX:  I will build my email list.

SEVEN:  I will self-publish my book.

EIGHT:  I will explore print-on-demand for my book.

NINE: I will find a writing buddy and work together toward achieving writing goals.

TEN:  I will hone my author bio. 

What are your writing goals for this year?  Do you have an action plan for achieving them?

Be sure to check out the brand new Self-Publish website and check out the free sample download of the book!  Make sure you enter the incredible giveaway we have put together—specially designed to encourage you to make 2013 the year you write your book!! 

 

About Teri Lynne Underwood

Teri Lynne is the point person for client relations at Design by Insight. She assists new clients in preparing for their projects to begin, develops content for the Design by Insight blog and website, and loves coffee almost as much as Phil and Erin do. In addition, Teri Lynne provides consultation for clients on book project planning.

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  1. Thanks,Teri, for the mention. Awesome goals!

    • Teri Lynne Underwood says:

      You are welcome. That post is one I have recommended time & again to people. It was so helpful to me. I’m looking forward to your series on proposal writing. :)

  2. Thank you for the info and the links! I needed these resources.

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