The Reset Time
And here comes 2025! This is the time of year that I think/prepare for the next year—this amid finishing the present year. I’m full of plans, but dealing with a must-do list, surrounded by paperwork. It’s time for a Reset.
I’ve got a big Tip of the Day deeper into this post, and I’m hoping you’ll share your tips, too. I’ve been writing a bit on a new anthology that has waited, poor thing. I like to write really early in the a.m., before the day’s life demands begin. 2024 was hard for me, mishaps amid ongoing resettling to a new location, so I intend to get back to the rhythm I need. And to paint and to write. I intend to reset, incorporate the old with the new. And a severe look at my time and energy constraints is a primary step. Next is that review of my booklist: covers/keywords/updating basically.
One primary and ongoing job is organizing a ton of work into Scrivener, either potential titles, or brief ideas, or parts of what I’ve written. Years of writing is spread all over my desktop’s innards. I plan to, and have already started itemizing already published blogs into base how-tos, for potential series. And then, I have unpublished children’s books and other works that need finishing/editing and publication. Getting a large mass of work and accompanying data into a coherent base point is not easy, people.
!!!!My Big Tip of the Day: Use Scrivener, or any other software that can help organize your various creations. They can be lost amid tons of your hard work.
I hope you’ll share your tips, either for time or organizing whatever in the comments below. Please do?
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