for the Business of Being an Artist
A couple of weeks ago I encouraged you to write down all of your accomplishments for 2010. In doing this exercise for myself, I developed a list that I thought might be of interest. These didn’t necessarily come out in 2010, but I consumed them during this past year.
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I scoured the 257 posts (to date) from 2010 and came up with a Best Of list. These might not have produced the highest number of comments, but they incited discussion or had information that I thought was most relevant. And many did, indeed, have the most comments.
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There are many other people who will tell you to relax and enjoy this week after Christmas. Not me! I see it as a terrific time to buckle down and get ready for what’s ahead in the New Year. Tie up those loose ends and get a fresh outlook for what’s ahead.
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Just a quick image to wish you a beautiful Christmas Day.
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What would it be like to feel more in control of your New Year? Between Christmas and New Year’s, take at least half a day to review your commitments, select a method to record details for each project and assign due or do dates to the tasks.
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To prepare you for tomorrow’s post about getting a grip on your projects before the end of the year, here is a list of what your projects might include.
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I recently asked fans on my Facebook page about setting goals. The responses I received were mostly about projects and tasks then about goals. Since it’s the time of year to work on goals, I thought a review might be helpful.
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Wanna know what you’ve been missing when you’re in the studio (as you should be) and not on Twitter? I have a highly edited list of tweets for you to peruse.
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It’s easy to be discouraged by everything left undone at the end of the year. Rather than focus on the unfinished items on your list, I urge you to count your accomplishments. Write down everything you achieved in 2010.
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