a·dapt·a·bil·i·ty
noun
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The quality of being able to adjust to new conditions.
- The capacity to be modified for a new use or purpose.
Tag Archives: planning
Vision Boarding and Memory Jars
Two tools to help you be more productive and positive this year!
4 Ways Indie Authors can Benefit From a S.W.O.T. Analysis.
For those of you not familiar with a S.W.O.T analysis, it is a way that business of all kinds step back and analyze their Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats. But what does that have to do with writing books? Continue reading 4 Ways Indie Authors can Benefit From a S.W.O.T. Analysis.
Setting Goals and Being Your Most Productive You
How often do we let the days sift by like sand running through our fingertips? We take one look at social media and compare ourselves to what everyone else seems to have accomplished so far, and we are left feeling behind, unproductive, and worst of all, like we have in some way failed.
Goal setting is a habit, and achieving goals is a lifestyle. This isn’t just for people who are naturally good at “that sort of thing”, this is a skill anyone can learn. So lets look at how you can become more productive, happier, and more successful, starting today!
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All things Transgression: Past, Present, and Future. The Self Publishing Journey: On the road to the Kingdom Come Series.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I usually post on my blog on Tuesdays. This week, I am going to be posting an update on what this self publishing journey has looked like so far, and what the road looks like ahead.
Pre-order Packages for Transgression
Transgression comes out next spring, but pre-orders go on sale in Jan! As of right now, these are the pre-order package options I am planning to offer, and the prices for the fundraiser.
The Road to Success: How to procrastinate your way to a self published novel.
Can you really stay motivated, and self publish a novel, by being a productive procrastinator? Yes.
Continue reading The Road to Success: How to procrastinate your way to a self published novel.
