by Zena Dell Lowe @ZenaDellLowe
As we approach the close of yet another year, reflections on our accomplishments and creative endeavors may stir a sense of disappointment. Amidst the whirlwind of festivities and holiday cheer, questions linger: How much have we truly accomplished? Did we meet our writing goals? Or did another year slip away with unfinished projects, making us feel defeated and haunted?
If you find yourself grappling with these types of inquiries, the solution may lie in a shift of approach. As we enter into another year of possibilities, the key is to abandon the idea of traditional project deadlines and instead embrace the power of setting weekly writing goals.
