My writer productivity skyrockets when I set monthly writer goals, and it’s time to share…
Let’s Set November 2024 Goals!
My writer productivity skyrockets when I set monthly writer goals, and it’s time to share my November goals. At the beginning of each week I break them down into daily tasks that fit my current schedule. Do you know how great it is to finish projects? Of course you do! For me, setting monthly goals makes it all possible.
Every month I share how I did the previous month as well as what my new goals are. Let’s get to it!
How Did I Do? Jill’s October 2024 Goals
- Writing
- Write the first draft of a new Love Inspired novel. CHECK!
- Content edit the new Love Inspired novel. CHECK!
- Start the promotion process for my December release, The Cowboy’s Christmas Treasures. CHECK!
- Health
- Start new 12-Week plan by Heather Robertson. CHECK!
- Eat at least 5 fruits and/or vegetables every weekday. NO CHECK.
- Eat fewer carbs/lower calories on weekdays. NO CHECK.
- Personal
- Attend a local fall festival with my family. CHECK!
- Pack away the summer clothes and get out my sweaters. CHECK!
- Read four novels. I have three I’m looking forward to. I’ll figure out the fourth soon. CHECK!
I had to really push myself to meet my writing goals, but I did it! Yay! I kept my eyes on the prize–in my case, having time off in December. Yes, that means November will be crammed with writing, too, and that’s okay. I want to enjoy the Christmas season!
The health plan went well for three weeks, but I felt under the weather one week, and my food choices suffered. Oh well. It happens.
I had a great October on the personal front. We had the best time at the fall festival, and I’ve barely needed my sweaters since the weather has been so warm. I did end up reading four romance novels, and a few other books, too.
Jill’s November 2024 Goals
- Writing
- Revise/submit Love Inspired novel
- Plot, write synopsis and first 50 pages of new Love Inspired novel
- Set up rest of promotion for my November 26 release, The Cowboy’s Christmas Treasures
- Health
- Continue 12-Week plan by Heather Robertson
- Eat at least 5 fruits and/or vegetables every weekday
- Eat fewer carbs/lower calories on weekdays
- Personal
- Do 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle
- Create Christmas gift list
- Walk around shops in nearby town
I’m looking forward to crushing November’s goals! What about you?
How did you do in October? What are your November goals?
Have the best day!
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Rooting for you, Jill! Great job on keeping up the pace to earn a month off work!
My October Goals:
1. Wrap up revisions for Melting-Pot Thanksgiving (to be published in Novelists in November next month!). CHECK (release date: Nov. 19)
2. Write and send out the rest of the articles for promoting Novelists in November. HALF CHECK (got about half the list done)
3. Finish preparing a manuscript to send to the agent who requested it. CHECK x 2 (sent in the manuscript to the agent plus prepped sample chapters of another book and sent those to a publisher who requested them)
BONUS: My parents and I attended our first-ever author event on Nov. 1–and I sold a book while I was there! 🙂 We chatted with about 50 people about our various writing endeavors.
My November Goals:
1. Keep up a good pace on copyedits to earn Thanksgiving off.
2. Get at least 2/3 of Merits of Grief drafted.
3. Read two Lynette Eason paperbacks and at least two audiobooks.