“Unlocking Your Writing Destiny: What Ambitions Will Drive Your Creative Journey in 2025?”
Are you ready to transform your writing practice into something truly remarkable? Forget the fleeting resolutions that typically vanish by mid-January—this isn’t about making promises to the universe or dreaming big without a plan. Instead, I’m diving into a game-changing, ten-part series that invites writers to reflect on our journey through 2024 and set actionable goals for 2025. This isn’t just a gentle nudge; it’s a spirited call to arms for our storytelling community! Writing can feel like scaling a mountain, often fraught with self-doubt and fierce competition. Yet, with each post, we’ll forge a path for self-examination and solid goal-setting, empowering each of us to produce tangible results—like a completed manuscript. Together, let’s fuel our creativity and embrace the challenges of the writer’s life, transforming aspiration into accomplishment! Ready to join me on this adventure? LEARN MORE.
10-part series for writers to consider what we did in 2024 and will do in 2025.
This series of daily posts, starting yesterday and going through next Friday (M-F), is not about resolutions which we make on December 31 and break by January 30… or sooner. This is not about wish lists and ephemeral fantasies. This is about each of us committing ourselves to ply the craft of writing day after day, to tell stories only we can tell, and to end up with a tangible product in our hand — a completed manuscript. Then start on another story…
Writing is hard. It just is. It’s a lonely occupation, far too often we get lost along the way, we have to fight off constant Inner Voices of Negativity, and the competition is stupid insane. In the face of that I guess what I’m hoping for in this effort is to enlist the entirety of the burgeoning Go Into The Story community to create a sum greater than the parts, a spirit of I Can Do That which grows and grows, and pours out into each of our little creative cups, feeding our souls and fueling our persistence.
Hence, ten posts. First and foremost, I believe the best way to identify simple, measurable, achievable, realistic, and timely writing goals is to do a thorough job of self-examination, which is what we are doing this week, buttressed by some good…
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