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Writing
Life
Goals
01
Daily
Practice
5
goals
1
Write
500
words
before
you
check
your
phone
.
The
day
'
s
writing
gets
done
before
the
day
'
s
noise
begins
.
Whatever
is
waiting
in
your
inbox
can
wait
ninety
minutes
.
2
Keep
a
daily
notebook
in
longhand
.
Three
pages
,
no
editing
,
no
audience
.
The
notebook
is
where
the
sentences
you
would
never
publish
get
to
exist
.
3
Write
six
days
a
week
,
and
take
the
seventh
off
.
Rest
is
part
of
the
practice
,
not
a
failure
of
it
.
Burnout
has
ended
more
writing
lives
than
rejection
ever
has
.
4
Stop
mid
-
sentence
.
End
each
session
in
the
middle
of
a
thought
,
so
tomorrow
begins
with
momentum
instead
of
a
blank
page
.
5
Track
the
streak
,
not
the
mood
.
Log
the
days
you
showed
up
.
Mood
is
weather
;
the
log
is
climate
,
and
climate
is
what
finishes
books
.
02
Craft
5
goals
6
Finish
a
draft
of
something
every
quarter
.
Four
finished
things
a
year
beats
one
perfect
thing
that
never
lands
.
Completion
is
a
skill
you
build
by
completing
.
7
Cut
ten
percent
on
every
pass
.
The
first
draft
is
you
telling
yourself
the
story
.
Every
pass
after
that
is
for
the
reader
.
8
Study
dialogue
in
scripts
,
not
novels
.
Screenplays
show
you
how
much
a
scene
can
carry
through
what
is
never
said
out
loud
.
9
Copy
out
one
page
a
week
from
a
writer
you
admire
.
Longhand
,
at
speed
,
without
analysis
.
You
learn
rhythm
through
your
hand
,
not
through
your
eyes
.
10
Read
one
craft
book
a
season
and
steal
exactly
one
technique
.
One
applied
lesson
is
worth
ten
underlined
chapters
you
never
went
back
to
.
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03
Reading
&
Input
5
goals
11
Read
24
books
a
year
—
half
of
them
outside
your
genre
.
Range
is
what
keeps
a
voice
from
hardening
into
a
rut
.
Two
books
a
month
,
twelve
of
them
unfamiliar
.
12
Keep
a
commonplace
book
of
lines
worth
stealing
.
Copy
them
out
with
the
source
noted
.
Re
-
read
it
on
the
days
your
own
sentences
go
flat
.
13
Read
one
essay
a
day
,
front
to
back
.
Essays
teach
structure
in
the
time
it
takes
to
drink
a
cup
of
coffee
—
argument
,
turn
,
landing
.
14
Read
every
journal
'
s
guidelines
twice
before
you
submit
.
The
second
read
is
where
you
catch
the
thing
that
would
have
gotten
you
rejected
on
page
one
.
15
Interview
one
writer
a
year
about
how
they
actually
work
.
Ask
about
their
calendar
,
their
drafts
,
and
their
bad
weeks
—
not
about
their
inspiration
.
04
Finishing
&
Publishing
5
goals
16
Finish
the
draft
before
you
revise
it
.
Drafting
and
revising
are
different
jobs
.
Doing
them
at
once
is
how
manuscripts
stall
for
years
.
17
Submit
to
twelve
journals
this
year
.
One
a
month
,
on
a
schedule
.
Submissions
are
the
only
part
of
publishing
you
fully
control
.
18
Publish
something
every
month
,
however
small
.
A
newsletter
,
a
poem
,
a
review
,
a
chapter
,
a
single
well
-
made
paragraph
.
Publication
is
a
muscle
.
19
Keep
an
honest
submission
tracker
.
Date
sent
,
date
answered
,
outcome
,
notes
.
Patterns
only
appear
once
they
are
written
down
.
20
Expect
thirty
rejections
per
acceptance
—
and
don
'
t
flinch
.
A
rejection
is
not
a
verdict
on
the
work
.
It
is
a
routing
event
,
and
routing
can
be
changed
.
2 / 4
05
Career
&
Money
5
goals
21
Earn
$
1,000
from
writing
this
year
,
then
double
it
.
The
first
thousand
proves
it
is
possible
.
The
second
thousand
proves
it
is
repeatable
.
22
Build
a
portfolio
page
with
your
five
strongest
clips
.
Not
your
five
most
recent
.
Your
five
strongest
—
the
ones
that
still
hold
up
when
read
cold
.
23
Pitch
one
editor
a
month
with
a
specific
idea
.
Not
"
I
'
d
love
to
write
for
you
."
A
title
,
an
angle
,
a
word
count
,
and
a
deadline
you
know
you
can
hit
.
24
Set
your
rate
and
hold
it
.
Never
work
for
exposure
,
portfolio
value
,
or
a
byline
you
could
have
earned
by
publishing
it
yourself
.
25
Join
a
guild
,
union
,
or
professional
writers
'
group
.
Rates
,
contracts
,
and
rights
are
collective
problems
.
They
are
handled
best
collectively
.
06
Audience
&
Community
5
goals
26
Start
a
newsletter
at
twelve
subscribers
and
grow
it
to
a
thousand
.
Own
the
list
.
Platforms
change
hands
and
algorithms
change
minds
;
your
subscribers
do
not
.
27
Join
a
critique
group
and
show
up
every
week
.
Work
read
aloud
in
a
room
improves
faster
than
work
read
alone
on
a
screen
.
28
Attend
one
conference
,
residency
,
or
workshop
a
year
.
In
person
if
you
can
,
online
if
you
cannot
.
The
relationships
outlast
the
sessions
by
decades
.
29
Give
feedback
as
carefully
as
you
hope
to
receive
it
.
Say
what
the
piece
is
trying
to
do
before
you
say
where
it
fails
to
do
it
.
30
Answer
every
reader
who
writes
to
you
.
Every
message
,
even
the
short
ones
.
A
reader
who
takes
the
time
deserves
the
same
from
you
.
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07
The
Long
Game
5
goals
31
Write
the
book
only
you
could
write
.
Your
particular
life
is
the
one
asset
no
other
writer
can
bring
to
the
page
.
Use
it
without
apologizing
for
it
.
32
Keep
every
draft
.
The
archive
is
the
autobiography
.
You
will
want
it
at
fifty
,
and
someone
else
may
want
it
at
a
hundred
.
33
Teach
one
person
what
you
know
.
Teaching
is
the
fastest
way
to
find
the
holes
in
your
own
understanding
—
and
the
kindest
way
to
fill
them
.
34
Write
a
letter
to
another
writer
every
month
.
Encouragement
is
a
renewable
resource
,
and
it
reliably
comes
back
to
the
person
who
sent
it
.
35
Still
be
writing
at
seventy
.
Not
published
,
not
famous
,
not
finished
.
Just
still
writing
,
on
a
Tuesday
,
for
no
particular
reason
.
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