ROW80: Gone!

And it’s a wrap! As usual, I greatly overestimated what I thought I could do. But I still feel good about Round 3. Here’s how it wrapped up:

  • Work through Lesson 18 of How to Think Sideways – done through Lesson 12.
  • Complete Saturn Society short story – ready to submit to anthology. Done!
  • Release Times Two (combined ebook of Time’s Enemy and Time’s Fugitive) – waiting until I get other projects done
  • Complete Get It Together exercises and data gathering – completed sections 3 – 8.
  • Three interval workouts and two shorter workouts per week – ongoing
Obviously, none of my bonus tasks got done. But most importantly, I got my story finished and ready to submit! The deadline’s this Saturday, and I just got feedback back from the last beta reader, so I’ll incorporate what I like from that. I did make progress on How to Think Sideways and Get It Together, if not as much as I’d like. I also made my fitness goals more weeks than not, so I consider that a win!

How did you do, if you’re doing ROW80? Are you up for joining us for Round 4? It starts October 1st, so get those goals ready!

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  1. I always get to the end of a round and realize I didn’t get it all done. And then I look back and realize how much I did get done because I set goals and tracked them, and I feel pretty good about it. It looks like you had the same experience. Overall, great job, Jennette! Hope to see you in the next round.
    Julie Glover recently posted..Stuttering: Why Do People Do It?My Profile

  2. Your experience and Julie’s is mine–I think, well, I didn’t do that or that, but then I look at the half-full glass, and it’s not so bad.

    I tend to see ROW80 as creating habits, and that takes time and practice. I’d say you did a good job this Round!
    Elizabeth Anne Mitchell recently posted..11 Questions MemeMy Profile

  3. Julie, LOL – that’s exactly what happened to me! I’ll definitely see you for Round 4!

    Alana, you can always jump back in. Thanks and hope to see you there!

    Elizabeth – exactly, it’s creating habits. Thanks!

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