Posts Tagged ‘time management’
087E – Our Personal Mid-Year Check-in
Last episode, we talked about doing a mid-year check-in with our writing goals to see if there are any areas that need adjusting as we enter the second half of the year. Today, I’d like to talk to you about doing the same thing with your personal goals. Is there anything that you’ve been saying, “I…
086T – A Mid-Year Restart
Normally, you’d get an interview today as you do every Thursday, but we are halfway through the year so I thought it would be good to check in and see how you’re doing on your goals for the year. I suggest people do a self-check every 3-6 months to see if they’re on track with…
081E – When You Don’t Feel Like It
Sometimes you just don’t feel like doing what you need to do. You’re too hot, too cold, too tired, having too much fun. You don’t feel like it. How important is this thing you “have to do”? If it’s not important, no worries. But if it is, sometimes you just need to paste on a…
077I – Digging Deep to Find a Great Story: An Interview with Susan May Warren
Multi-award-winning author Susan May Warren offers us a fun and exciting look at how she built her current series, the action-packed Montana Rescue series. Storm Front, book 5 in the soon-to-be 6-book series, released on May 1, 2018, and we talked about those characters, subplots, settings, and more. Susie May is a hybrid author, both…
073T – How to Track Sales for Sales Tax
Most people don’t consider taxes “fun” but I’d like to help you at least not think of them as “hard.” The first step is helping you to organize your sales information so that you have the information you need when you need it. The easiest way to do that is to create an Excel file.…