I can already tell I need a content calendar to have success in this daily writing. Perhaps I'll start with something simple and start journaling a bit with a format of:
*What went well yesterday*
*How I'll get better today*
*Gratitude*
That being said, here goes the first entry:
What went well yesterday - Basketball practice (3rd grade boys and 5th grade girls) went mostly well yesterday. Boys are a bit of a struggle and I could use some help, hopefully when Pete is back from Covid, he'll be able to help.
How I'll get better today - Read one article and take notes on HBR podcast (What sets successful People Apart).
Gratitude - Supportive family. I literally couldn't do anything I do without the support of my family. Weather it's emotional, financial or physical support - they are the engine behind everything I do.
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I started on this write 250 words a day journey because I read an article about an author who wrote 250 words a day. By the end of a year, he had written 3 novels...the power of breaking a large task (writing three books) into something very small is so powerful. Trying to keep things in perspective. Also kinda want to write a book now.
*What went well yesterday*
*How I'll get better today*
*Gratitude*
That being said, here goes the first entry:
What went well yesterday - Basketball practice (3rd grade boys and 5th grade girls) went mostly well yesterday. Boys are a bit of a struggle and I could use some help, hopefully when Pete is back from Covid, he'll be able to help.
How I'll get better today - Read one article and take notes on HBR podcast (What sets successful People Apart).
Gratitude - Supportive family. I literally couldn't do anything I do without the support of my family. Weather it's emotional, financial or physical support - they are the engine behind everything I do.
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I started on this write 250 words a day journey because I read an article about an author who wrote 250 words a day. By the end of a year, he had written 3 novels...the power of breaking a large task (writing three books) into something very small is so powerful. Trying to keep things in perspective. Also kinda want to write a book now.