This blog is about writing, so naturally you would think I’m
talking about “your year” as the one when you will sit down on your chair and
start writing, or complete a manuscript you have started.
Yes, I am talking about writing, not only for you but for
myself as well. We all probably could spend more time seated firmly on our
chairs in front of a keyboard or a piece of paper with a pen.
There are other projects, however, that I imagine you can
think about that you want to do and have been putting off for one reason or
another.
I’m not one to make New Year’s Resolutions, but there is
usually something on my mind that I want to accomplish, complete or even begin.
Actually starting whatever it is we’ve thought about is the tough part, isn’t
it?
We hear a lot about “baby steps,” and I’m going to talk
about that, too. Sit down with a notebook and list everything that is connected
to your project, whether it’s a book or a garden.
Write down all the steps involved, and then decide on one
that would be a start. It doesn’t have to be a major step. It could be as
simple as buying a packet of seeds or buying a notebook to keep with you at all
times.
I want to write on this blog more often, so my first step
was to actually put it on my calendar at regular intervals, rather than leave
it to chance. I invite you to share your first steps here in your comments.
TIP: Find someone
you trust and tell that person what your first step is, and together set a date
for it to be done. Being accountable to one other person is important to make
this work.
CLMcK
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