Creating Meaningful Writing Goals - WritersLife.org

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Hello again it's Peter here from Writer's

Life and today creating meaningful

writing goals when it comes to being a

productive writer creating goals will

help you stay focused and on track

however creating goals that will

actually help you achieve what you want

to achieve requires some thought and

planning it's easy to come up with a

list of aims or things you'd like to

accomplish in your writing but without

putting more effort into fleshing these

out it will be all too easy to ignore

them

so how can you create meaningful writing

goals and ensure that you stick to them

here are some helpful tips first have

deadlines one of the most important

things you can do when creating your

writing goals is to give each one a

deadline without a deadline there is no

time frame and the goal itself becomes

indefinite into endless be very careful

when giving yourself deadlines too far

in the future and you'll keep putting

the work off too close to the present

and it could send yourself into a panic

find it too difficult to stick to them

and then become disheartened with the

process or together and next break them

down when it comes to meaningful

goal-setting writing down the goal

itself simply isn't enough starts with a

big picture but then make sure your

goals have been broken down into

manageable bite-sized chores if you

don't do this the goal could seem too

overwhelming by giving yourself smaller

tasks you'll be able to note your

progress and feel so much better about

what you are achieving and next figure

out the how having massive life-changing

writing goals

such as getting ones book finished and

published are brilliant

however by not figuring out how you're

going to achieve this it's all too easy

to become stressed and worried about the

enormity of such a task to make your

goals meaningful you need to create a

plan of exactly how you're going to

achieve what you want to achieve this

will take some thoughts but doing so

means you are left with a clear set of

instructions for yourself and you'll

know exactly what you need to do to get

where you need to be and next be

realistic being realistic about your

goals is also essential as writers we

must face certain facts there are some

things that are simply out of our

control while having a dream of being an

international bestseller it's brilliant

we must accept that there is a huge

amount of competition out there and many

writers remain working away for years

and years before they see any kind of

success even then there are no

guarantees being realistic about what

you want to achieve and modifying your

goals so they are based on things you

know with hard work and effort you can

definitely reach will make the process

so much more satisfying and rewarding

when you get there and next be flexible

remember you might find during your

writing project where your goals change

make sure your goals are flexible and

take the time to review them regularly

to make sure they are in line with what

you actually want and you haven't

outgrown them if something is no longer

part of your plan

just change it remember your goals are

there to give you a sense of focus and

make you feel great when you have

achieved them they are your goals and no

one else's

so as long as you are happy with them

and working towards them that's all that

matters and don't forget if you're

struggling to write or finish your book

our free writers toolkit can help with

it you'll learn how to overcome

procrastination get organized

stay focused find time to write and

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