Or is it?
Outside it's raining, grey, cloudy and miserable.
Not a great year so far but certainly a year for change.
I left my job, went on holiday to Rome, moved to Somerset and started a new job.
I am quite excited to have my own flat. To have my own bath and kitchen is a luxury I did not have before.
Now I just need winter to bugger off so I can enjoy the upcoming spring from my balcony.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Goals for 2013
Where did the time go?
Happy New Year, everyone.
It's 2013 and I am thinking about my goals for the coming year.
Last year, I increased my daily prose intake and read many books that were on my to-read list and more besides that I bought throughout the year. This is a good thing taking into account my complaints about barely finishing a book in months.
On the downside, I hardly did any writing. It can be a trial to find the energy to write with a full-time job so that is something I am struggling with. I have also been focusing on my relationship, which consumes my weekends and most of my idle hours.
So for this year, I will strive to write more poetry, work on my novels, try my hand at writing short stories and consider freelancing.
I am quite confused about this freelancing business. When signing up for websites, they mention a variety of writing software I've never heard about before, which probably means they would not accept my application. So how are you supposed to start freelance writing?
Do you take a course? Do you buy said software online? I will ask some fellow creative souls for advice.
If an experienced freelancer is reading this, do not hesitate to drop me a line!
Happy New Year, everyone.
It's 2013 and I am thinking about my goals for the coming year.
Last year, I increased my daily prose intake and read many books that were on my to-read list and more besides that I bought throughout the year. This is a good thing taking into account my complaints about barely finishing a book in months.
On the downside, I hardly did any writing. It can be a trial to find the energy to write with a full-time job so that is something I am struggling with. I have also been focusing on my relationship, which consumes my weekends and most of my idle hours.
So for this year, I will strive to write more poetry, work on my novels, try my hand at writing short stories and consider freelancing.
I am quite confused about this freelancing business. When signing up for websites, they mention a variety of writing software I've never heard about before, which probably means they would not accept my application. So how are you supposed to start freelance writing?
Do you take a course? Do you buy said software online? I will ask some fellow creative souls for advice.
If an experienced freelancer is reading this, do not hesitate to drop me a line!
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