Posts Tagged ‘writing goals’
New Writer? Need Goals? Grab These Top 5
New to writing as a career? This video outlines some of the best goals you can have. They’ll help set a foundation for the rest of your work. Watch/Subscribe:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_T1D03CEkyE All of the goals included in this video are included because they serve to clarify the purpose behind your writing. They also help you develop your…
Read MoreHow to Set Writing Goals
If you don’t already set writing goals, now is the time to start. In this video, I break down how to do it. Watch/Subscribe:https://youtu.be/vBVRLCy_1QI In complete disclosure, in the past, I didn’t make it a priority to set writing goals. I always just played it by ear and got out however many words I could…
Read MoreWhy the Use of Comps in Querying Books Needs to End
In a few short weeks, I’m going to begin the querying process on my first Christian self-help nonfiction work. As part of this process, I have to find titles that are comparable to my own. Professionals in the writing industry refer to these titles as “comps.” And my, do I hate them. Why publishers and…
Read MoreSetting Writing Goals Really Is Important
Writing is by nature a creative craft. That’s largely why we love and turn to it. It gives us a platform to build something and imagine. But creativity has a counterweight–setting writing goals for yourself. You’ve got options Quantifiable goals in writing can include: completing a writing task within a specific amount of time using…
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