On writing goals

[kellyrfineman]

I haz them. Not that I always remember this, or remember to organize myself in such a way as to make progress on them. That is, however, something I can fix, and will, in fact, fix after I complete my upcoming move early in 2014. I have given myself a bit of a pass until then, because the downsizing, planning, and execution of the move are too

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[jessica_shea]

I use the sticker method! I've never tried it when I'm *starting* a project because I go slooow at the beginning, but I've found it very helpful at the end. I only get stickers for 1000 words. I think my natural groove tends to be 1200-1300 words per day, but after 700-800 I often hit resistance and am tempted to go do something else. The sticker reward helps keep me in it.

[kellyrfineman]

Glad to hear that method works for you. I haven't tried it yet, as you already know.

Can I just say again how impressed I was by your wonderful blog post about adjusting expectations? {{hugs}}

[jeannineatkins]

This is great, and so nice you developed Ideas from Melodye's facebook question. This is one of the things I miss from the old LJ -- what someone wrote in their blog might spark a longer response on mine. But I am glad shorter notes on fb can sometimes do that!

[kellyrfineman]

I really have to do more of that. I, too, enjoy engaging in dialogue, as you know!