How I did with my 2021 goals | this years goals and schedule

2021 was one hell of a year; between everything going on in the world and the uncertainty of what would happen next with covid-19 and having a baby, I didn’t do very well with my yearly goals, and I did expect that to happen, but it’s now 2022; a whole new year, and I know I can do a lot better this year.

How I did with my 2021 goals

Back at the beginning of 2021, I made my yearly goals and uploaded them here on my blog; if you missed that post Or have forgotten what my annual goals were, here they are:

Take better care of myself
Finish writing and editing my books from 2020
Publish three books
Have 2k youtube subs
Have 500 Twitter followers
Have 2.5k Instagram followers
Have 7k TikTok followers

I didn’t do nearly as well as I thought I would. I did fantastic at taking care of myself up until June 2021, then everything I had done was erased, and I stopped caring for myself.

I didn’t finish writing or editing my books, but I did get most of the way through editing my book on Endometriosis and made some fantastic progress through my books which are better than nothing having been done.

I didn’t get to publish any more books after November 2020, but I am so close to publishing one.

When it comes to my social media goals, I got to 2,300 Instagram followers, 1410 YouTube subscribers, 478 Twitter followers and 5520 tiktok followers.

Goals for 2022

Move to Aussie (or be close to moving)
Write 100k words
Finish editing Endometriosis book
Publish endometriosis books traditionally
Sell things we no longer need
Spend less money
Get my mental health in check
Grow by 100 followers on all social media
Make $500 all up from books in the year
Eat healthier

I made the goals this year to be easier but still challenging. While not many have to do with my writing or social media, I think it will make it easier for myself so that I can actually complete them.

New upload schedule

This is something you have been waiting for. What my uploading schedule will be like this year because it changes every year.

Twitter: 6 tweets a day

Blogs:

Main: 5th of every month at 11 am

Endometriosis: 19th of every month at 10 am

Writing: 11th of every month 10:30 am

YouTube: every Friday at around 9 am (but I will be experimenting with the time)

Instagram:

Main: 5 days a week

Writing: 4 posts a week

Tiktok: two videos a day Monday through Friday

Facebook pages: on both my writing and YouTube Facebook pages, I will be posting once a day at 5 pm

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