The Writing Coach Podcast 32: Setting freelance writer goals, Vol. 2

Today’s episode is part 2 of Setting freelance writer goals. Three months in is the perfect time to evaluate what you’ve done, what’s worked and didn’t, and how to make a new plan moving forward.

If you’re not seeing the results you expected, you’ll want to hear these common pitfalls and new approaches you can try. Transformation may be closer than you think. Learning how to set and achieve your writing goals is a goal itself.

It happens to be the start of the second quarter, but every season is a good time to check in and see what’s ready to bloom.

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WCP32 Setting freelance writer goals, Vol. 2

Today’s episode is part 2 of Setting freelance writer goals. Three months in is the perfect time to evaluate what you’ve done, what’s worked and didn’t, and how to make a new plan moving forward. If you’re not seeing the results you expected, you’ll want to hear these common pitfalls and new approaches you can try.

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MENTIONED ON THIS EPISODE:

WCP 20: Setting freelance writer goals

WCP 18: The creative process with Emma Philipson

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