Rubber Ducky’s Writer’s Resolutions for 2015

What you get by achieving your goals is not as important as what you become by achieving your goals. — Henry David Thoreau In my last post, I took an honest look back at how well I kept my writer’s resolutions for 2014. I did pretty well. I kept most of my resolutions and have… Continue reading Rubber Ducky’s Writer’s Resolutions for 2015

How I kept my writer’s resolutions for 2014

New Year's is closing in. Time to take an honest look how wellI kept my 9 Writer’s Resolutions for 2014. My writer’s resolutions boiled down to one thing: shut up and write. This meant not waiting for the muse to show up or for my writing conditions to be just right. I’m not Goldilocks. My… Continue reading How I kept my writer’s resolutions for 2014

9 Writer’s Resolutions for 2014

I've been writing my entire life, and I'll always write. —J. K. Rowling In my past post, I took a look back at my Writers Resolutions for 2013 and took a hard look at how I did. Not too shabby, but I’d made too many resolutions, many of which I couldn’t measure. Would I do… Continue reading 9 Writer’s Resolutions for 2014

Writer’s Resolutions: My Report Card for 2013

Last year, I did what many writers do—I made an ambitious list of writer’s resolutions for the New Year. Now, before I do that to myself again, here’s how I did. Results time. Limit my input and spend more time thoughtfully applying what I learn. Despite this not being a measurable goal, I feel like… Continue reading Writer’s Resolutions: My Report Card for 2013

Writers Resolutions for 2013: My Progress Report

The aim of life is self-development. – Oscar Wilde In January, I made some ambitious writers resolutions for 2013. With March wrapped  up, it’s time to take a look at how it’s going. Resolution #1: Less input, more application. Limit my input and spend more time thoughtfully applying what I learn. I’ve cut back on… Continue reading Writers Resolutions for 2013: My Progress Report