November is “National Novel Writing Month” according to CreateSpace.Com.
I heard that a person is more likely to achieve her (or his) goals if a person writes them down and if they’re shared with others. I read a study once on graduate students at a leading college (maybe Harvard). They asked who had personal goals written and currently on them. A very small percentage of the graduate students had goals written on them. Some of them had them in their wallet or purse. One even had her limited on a card. They checked back on these graduate students ten years later. Each one with written goals were a lot more successful and had achieved a lot more compared to their peers from school who didn’t have written goals.
I love books, reading, and writing. So, here is my leisure goal:
I’m going to write a novel. Not this month, however. It is my long-term goal.
First, I must complete writing the complimentary journal for Discover Hidden Secret Wisdom, which is already late. I’m going to have it out in a week or two.
By the end of 2009, I’ll have an outline for my novel and character sketches written.
I plan to have my book written before March 2009.
I plan to have it edit by April or May 2009.
I'll need to get my market team ready for a big release in Sept. 2009!
I'll need to hire someone to do a graphic for the front cover.
I already have an idea for my story. It is top secret for now.
I’m so excited to write my first novel. This is going to be super fun.
Monday, November 2, 2009
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