TBOWT 018 – Goal Setting for Writers—How to Get and Stay Motivated

by Peggy on April 27, 2012

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TBOWT 018 – Goal SettingHow to Get and Stay Motivated

 

The Business of Writing Today Podcast: Where savvy writers go to make their books, their business.

Web site:   http://tbowt.com

 

We love to hear your comments and questions. Call us at:

855-675-6225 or

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Peggy has the quote of the week and the tip of the week.

GOAL SETTING—This is something people talk about all the time, but sometimes they don’t take it to the next level. Today we examine the role of goal setting as it related to authors. Do they work? What kind of goals work? How do I meet my goals? How do I stay motivated?

Peggy lists the eight primary objectives of setting effective goals:

1. Positive Goals Perform – Negative Goals Negate

2. Be Clear and Be Definite

3. Prioritize

4. Non-written Goals

5. Keep Goals Measurable & Achievable

6. A Goal without a Date is a Dream

7. Challenge Yourself

8. Review and Envision

 

Peggy shares a goal statement or what she calls her “Unique Singular Purpose Statement” and how five years later, most of that statement has come to pass.

Peggy talks about her goals and how WRITTEN GOALS make a huge difference. She also talks about building a dream wall or a dream book. It sounds silly, but it works and DeKay can prove it.

Peggy and Larry discuss the secret to meeting your goals.

Peggy and Larry talk about the The Business of Writing International Summit 2012.

Tons of great classes. This is a writer’s conference like no other. Here we focus on helping you make the most of your book, how to market yourself, ingenious ways to build your platform, grow your readership and promote your book. No matter where you are in the process of writing, promoting and selling your book there are great classes here for you. Talk with writers who have done it!

Seating is limited ….reserve your seat now!

August 11-12, 2012

www.businessofwritingsummit.com

We love to hear your comments, please leave us your voicemail:

 855-675-6225

e-mail us at

peggy@tbowt.com or

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