We reach another year-end so it’s time when I take a quick peek at what has happened over the last 12 months.
After some sorrow and stress in 2018, I had high hopes for 2019.
Let’s just say, it didn’t start out that well but as I look back over the year, I’m able to appreciate the high points even if there weren’t that many.
It’s that time again. I am currently sailing* my way back to England to visit my family. While it’s nice to see them, it means I am away from my partner, the light in my life which does leave me sad.
*Is it considered sailing on a ferry…when it doesn’t have any sails?
This means I am taking a short break. The next blog post will go live on 27th December and my next Newsletter will go live on 31st December. Not on my newsletter list? Join here.
Planning out a whole year? Am I crazy? Well, perhaps. But I like to take stock of my methods and change them if they stop working for me.
Now, while monthly goals and daily tasks do work, they weren’t having the effect I needed for long-term goal planning.
I decided I required something more drastic. *Insert dramatic music* I needed to do “Yearly Planning”.
Today I welcome author Nupur Chowdhury onto my blog, to do an author interview. Check out her answers to my questions.
Big thanks to Nupur for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
If you’re looking for a new challenge to push your writing in the coming year, then I heartily recommend the 85K 90Day Writing Challenge hosted by Julie Valerie.
The Challenge (technically) runs from 1st January to 31st March every year. I say technically because there are more steps throughout the year in regards to Editing, Prepping etc.
It just means if you completed the challenge and wanted continued encouragement, support and advice on the following steps in your writing journey, you can use the 85K Challenge to help.
Today I welcome author Natalia Leigh onto my blog, who shares her advice on hiring an editor when you are a self-published author. Enjoy!
Big thanks to Natalia for being today’s guest poster, please make sure to check out her links and details at the end of this post.
