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Of course, after my immediate "no" I rethought. Well, I do want to get my query and proposals together on Courtly Scandals. My goal for the New Year could be to simply get an agent (last year I would have said to get published, but now I know baby steps are in order). I could set a goal on finishing the two books I have just started. These are not ridiculous goals, they just require effort on my part and that is effort I am willing to give.
So, I amended my negative answer with I will get an agent and finish my new projects. Next New Year's Eve I actually, probably, maybe will have accomplished these goals (honestly, they'd be things I'd be working toward anyway) and will be proud of myself.
Then again, who needs a New Year's resolution to be proud of an accomplishment?
What are your New Year's resolutions?
1 comment:
You're right about the baby steps. I had the "get published" goal last year, but now I realize there is so much more to do first. It looks like you have achievable goals. Good luck and happy New Year!
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