I would’ve liked to have run OGSF2 but due to sudden circumstances, my hand has been forced and I am forced to run UMS2 earlier than I would have liked. I do not feel ready for UMS2. Hopefully the progress I made the past few years with LTU6, OF and OGSF will be enough to accomplish my small goal:
My goal with this run of UMS2 isn’t grand. It’s to consistently do the actions required to become successful as an author. Namely write every day. I know that as long as I can take action consistently and not give up, I will eventually reach my destination.
My long term goal is to transition from my job to being a full time author, and then branch out slowly into different areas, until I work because I want to, not because I have to. But this isn’t something I’m worried about for this run of UMS2. That’s something that will likely take years.
I’m already onto my second cycle of UMS2. I’m anxious about the future. I’ve had problems getting myself to take consistent action in the past. Hopefully with the current pressures I’m facing I can leverage that into more action. I’m not counting on UMS2 to do all the work, I view it as the wind in the sails of the ship I’m sailing, not the ship itself or the captain.
My goal with this run of UMS2 isn’t grand. It’s to consistently do the actions required to become successful as an author. Namely write every day. I know that as long as I can take action consistently and not give up, I will eventually reach my destination.
My long term goal is to transition from my job to being a full time author, and then branch out slowly into different areas, until I work because I want to, not because I have to. But this isn’t something I’m worried about for this run of UMS2. That’s something that will likely take years.
I’m already onto my second cycle of UMS2. I’m anxious about the future. I’ve had problems getting myself to take consistent action in the past. Hopefully with the current pressures I’m facing I can leverage that into more action. I’m not counting on UMS2 to do all the work, I view it as the wind in the sails of the ship I’m sailing, not the ship itself or the captain.