How are you doing on your creative goals? Only four more months in 2017. It’s a good time to assess our progress.
In August, I completed two sketches and colored some pages in my coloring journal.
On the writing front, I wrote six poems. I tried a couple others, but they just didn’t gel. I shared two on ARHtistic License, Paradigm Shift and Horsey Limerick.
I’m currently three weeks ahead on blog posts. My comfort level is four weeks ahead, so in one sense, I’m a week behind…
I finished rewriting a third picture book manuscript, Lottie Loses the Lottery, which I am preparing to send out to agents. No nibbles yet on the other two, Gabe’s Garage of Goodies and Mine!
I bought the Scrivener software, and I am currently transferring The Unicornologist into it while doing another rewrite. Pretty soon I want to start reworking my 2015 NaNoWriMo project, The Night Runner, and I want to be familiar with Scrivener’s features by then.
I’ve run The God of Paradox through my critique group, and I’m getting ready to do a dry run with my bible study group starting in October.
I’ve been struggling with fatigue this month, so there were lots of days that I didn’t practice my instruments. I’m doing better lately, though. I’m still practicing the duets in the back of the Sweet Pipes Recorder Book 1 for the special secret project I’ve mentioned before. And I’m up to page 55 in Essential Elements for Guitar.
I performed in a choral concert on August 19. I’m planning to write a blog post about it soon.
Now it’s your turn. How are you doing with your goals? Don’t be shy! If you’re keeping accountable on your blog, paste a link into the comments below. Or if you don’t have a blog, just tell us your successes and your challenges this past month. And remember to check in on October 1, 2017, to share your progress during September. I created the hashtag #ALCGC2017 for ARHtistic License Creative Goals Challenge for 2017. Feel free to use it to tweet about your goals and your progress.
Your productivity never ceases to amaze me. Well done!
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Awesome job with your goals. August was a little productive. The month before, I wrote three short stories, two in genres outside my own. This month, I moved away from short stories. I wanted to write at least one, but found myself so frustrated that I gave up on it. I did write some flash fiction to keep myself in writing shape. Posted a few on my blog.
I’m hoping to get back to writing short stories this month. Maybe get back to writing one for a short story series I started.
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Good work, George!
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