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2023 goals how I did


 Recap of my 2023 goals:

  • Sell stuff I no longer need
  • Save $1000 
  • Be more consistent across my YouTube channels and podcast 
  • Wrote 100,000 words
  • Publish all of my hybrid series
  • Finish writing all unfinished books
  • Edit 2 books 

How I did?

I managed to publish all of my hybrid series within the first month of 2023, I managed to write the only unfinished book I had sitting there waiting to be written and managed to edit it all by June 2023. I then started writing and editing another book which I just finished in November 2023. 
I didn’t manage to write 100k words I only hit 78k but that’s still good enough to me. 

I did manage to be more consistent on YouTube but I stopped making my podcast as consistently. 

I managed to sell half the stuff I no longer needed, saved over 1000 dollars 
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