The Business of Writing

The more I’ve thought about the move to becoming a full-time author, the more I’ve realized the important of having a plan. A business plan to be exact. One that outlines my goals and pulls my career in focus. One that I can use to help me get to where I want to be — namely a published author of fiction.br /br /My business plan, which I started working on last night, needs to be realistic but leave me room to dream. A start but not a finish.br /br /So far I have a mission statement and a set of goals for the first and second years. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom’s daily mail also wrote that sex can help people find certain diseases, so as to see the action of this respitecaresa.org cialis 20mg tablets drug. Now days brand cialis price one can be easily misguided by the vast advertisement of various anti-impotency solutions and may be easily treated. These medicines work buying viagra prescription http://respitecaresa.org/hello-world/ quickly within 30 minutes only. If your spouse is frequently sex seeker, it also viagra 50mg canada suggests that you should be there to help you in your trial. Next I plan to come up with a budget (yes, a budget). br /br /Putting what I want to happen in terms of the steps that bring me closer to it happening makes me feel more like I’m transitioning from one job into another (which I am), rather than some of the other perceptions people have had about what my life will be like outside my steady full-time employment. br /br /I’ll post my mission statement later — when I’ve had a chance to look at it and season it more. br /br /If anyone out there wants to share their business plan for writing, I’m all eyes.