Hi everyone,
I thoroughly enjoyed writing up my goals for 2018 so I thought I’d do the same this year!
Again Iām going to split this post into three parts, my blogging goals, my Social Media goals and my personal goals.
Let me know what your goals are in the comments below! š
Enjoy,
Blogging goals:
1. Continue blogging
2. Read more books than I did in 2018
3. Complete my Goodreads challenge
4. Complete the Movie Poster challenge
5. Read 50 books
6. Listen to 5 audiobooks
7. Watch 100 films
8. Read as many books already in my bookshelf as I can
9. Only blog about the things I want to
10. Stick to my blogging schedule as much as possible
11. Schedule more blog posts
12. Catch up on the e-arcs I need to read
13. Be more wise when requesting e-arcs and arcs
14. Work from my office more – not the settee!
15. Go to at least 5 blogging/book meetings/events
16. Connect with more bloggers on WordPress and online
17. Dedicate more time to reading other blogger’s posts
18. Meet up with more bloggers
19. Complete a reading challenge
20. Complete Blogmas or Blogtober
21. Reach out to more publishers about arcs
22. Receive unexpected book mail
23. Be put on a few more PR/blogger lists
24. Have 2,000 blog followers on WordPress/email
25. Have 20,000 blog views overall
26. Have 10,000 blog comments overall
27. Have 8,000 blog post likes overall
28. Have 10,000 blog visitors overall
29. Go self hosted
30. Earn money from blogging
31. Gain more opportunities
32. Keep enjoying myself!
Social Media Goals
1. Dedicate more time to Bookstagram
2. Have 1,000 Bookstagram followers (on book instagram not personal)
3. Use Instagram how I want without any pressure of what it should be like
4. Have 1,500 followers on personal Instagram
5. Use Instastories more often
6. Have 5,000 Twitter followers
7. Do more giveaways
8. Discover more bloggers
9. Don’t engage in negativity online
10. Spend 20 days completely off Social Media
11. Have 200 Facebook likes
12. Share my blog post on Social Media more
13. Reply to more blog comments
14. Potentially start Booktube
15. Set up a blogging support chat
Personal Goals:
1. Travel to 3 new places in the U.K.
2. Go on holiday abroad
3. Write more creatively (fiction, poetry, etc)
4. Save money
5. Go to move life events (gigs, shows, etc)
6. Say yes to more things
7. Eat healthier
8. Start exercising more regularly
9. Lose 2 stone
10. Drink more water
11. Look after myself more
12. Challenge my anxiety
13. Get more publishing experience
14. Have more confidence in myself
15. Treat myself and others more often
16. Spend more time with family and friends
17. Have a better sleeping schedule
18. Be more organised and tidy
19. Learn French again
20. Do more with my days off
21. More make up free days
22. Stop picking at the skin around my nails (gross, I know)
23. Regain more balance in my life
24. Attempt NaNoWriMo 2019
25. Get a tattoo
What are your goals for 2019? Let me know in the comments below. š
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I’m impressed with all your goals! I’m sure you’ll be able to manage all of that easily. My goals are simple, I’m just trying to get my book review blog off the ground. I’d love for you to check it out if you have the time at themustreads.com
Other than that, I’ve made a goal to read 50 books this year. I read 62 last year, but I’ve started working on getting my Master’s degree in teaching, so I know I won’t have as much time to read this year as I usually do. Do you have any tips for someone who is just starting out with a book blog? I’d appreciate it. Thanks!
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Blimey, so many goals! I have a few big resolutions and then smaller goals every few months to help meet those resolutions and check myself often. For example, if I want to get in shape, I make the goal to go to the gym 3x a week to start and see how that goes! Good luck.
Rachel || http://anotherstationanothermile.com
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The smaller goals are such a great idea, so manageable and achieve able that way too āŗļø good luck!
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Best of luck with your goals!
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Thanks!
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Some of those would be on my list too but I couldn’t cope with that number of different goals. How on earth do you keep track of them all?
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I keep looking back on them all each month. I donāt necessarily plan on completing all of these but Iād like to achieve as many as possible. Itās always nice to review the goals at the end of the year to see how far Iāve come. š
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Yep, I get that feeling of satisfaction.
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Wow. That’s a lot of goals, how do you manage them all? I loved doing NaNoWriMo, did you know of CampNaNoWriMo? I did that last year. I don’t really have many goals, for some reason if I have too much to do I get overwhelmed so I’ve scrapped the meditate everyday, exercise, writing, read this and blog every week.. I’m focusing on finishing my first draft on my novel which was on hold last year. My other two goals are fun: read books I keep meaning to read and cook new recipes. Best of luck! Remember to have fun and chill too š
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I try and look over them each month. Theyāre more of a guideline for me to look back on at the end of the year to see if I achieved any. I donāt expect to achieve them all, but if I complete some Iāll be happy. š Not heard if it before, what is CampNaNoWriMo? Glad you enjoyed it last year! If goals overwhelm you, youāre definitely doing the right thing and I hope youāre able to finish your first draft of your novel this year! Thank you š
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Camp NaNoWriMo is like the normal one but you choose your own goal. You are put into cabins or set up your own where you can chat to the people in your cabin. Good luck with your goals
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Thatās sounds great and a lot less pressure, will have to look into this! Thanks for making me aware of it!
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It’s ok. I never got time to join in November so I do the odd camp.
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