Reading:
1. Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen
2. Once Upon A Time by Kevin Tong
3. Top 8 by Katie Finn
4. The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod: Eighth Grade Bites by Heather Brewer
5. Tigerlily by Jodi Lynn Anderson
These books are subject to change. I make no promises that I may go to a bookstore and buy a new book.
Writing:
1. Edit George Florence — I’m hoping to edit the full draft this month.
2. Short pieces — I’ll be on the lookout for contests and magazines in need of submissions.
Blogging:
1. Continue to post daily
2. Write February posts
I’m starting this year off right getting straight down to business.
What are your goals for January?
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Impressive reading list for the month. Good luck.
Thanks. The list already changed, lol.
Good to be flexible with goals. 🙂
Good luck with your reading list this month. I don’t have any reading planned but I’m still reading Steve Harvey ‘s Act Like a Success, Think Like a Success and Jordan Rosenfeld’s A Writer’s Guide to Persistence. I did make my first submission of the month past Saturday and have two more submissions. Will be checking newpages.com and my FB submissions groups for any journals/magazines/anthologies accepting submissions in Jan/Feb.
Sounds you have a great plan! Good luck with it all. 🙂
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What a great start to the new year. I hope you accomplish everything!
Thanks! I hope so.
I’m still amazed at how much you do. 🙂
Thanks. 🙂
Those are some decent goals for January. I’m glad to see you focusing on one month at a time. I haven’t quite organized everything for that feat yet, but soon! I have yearly goals, but I still have to hammer them down into quarterly or monthly goals.
Yeah, I have a giant to do list and a list of things I would like to get done in 2016. I just kind of picked and chose what I wanted to work on first.
Sounds like a plan either way. 😉