Plot Your Work Expanded edition

Introducing-an UNDATED project planner to help you stay on top of multiple novels! What started as an idea to help New York Times and USA Today bestselling author C. J. Ellisson organize her writing tasks, has turned into a product launch intended to help all writers. Our Plot Your Work, the Writer's Project Planner was designed to organize your existing processes. It was never meant to be a new "system" you must adapt to use, but as a tool to work with how you already create. Whether you're a plotter or a pantser there are some tasks that never change, such as editing, revising, ordering a cover, formatting, or creating a marketing plan. No matter how you go about the process of writing a book, consistency and accountability on a week-to-week basis will help you produce more books. Description of Content: Owner's Info, located on copyright page Table of Contents, with room to fill in data for customizable sections 2018-2019 Calendars Yearly Overview, spread over two pages, with two dot-grid pages, and a Next 12 Months page for next year's plans Three to Five Yearly Project Plans, spread over two pages and containing fourteen total pages in each project: a WiP meter, fill in your progress as you complete each 10% of your MS Sample tasks for help in planning your project Eight dot-grid pages for notes, mind-mapping, bullet journaling, research, to-do lists, brainstorming or whatever Four lined pages for additional planning Four Quarterly Planning Sections, each section includes: (1) Three Month Planning page, containing nine goals and room to map out seven tasks for each. (3) Monthly Prioritizing sections, which includes a Social Media planning page and a Month in Review tracking area at the end of each month to get you thinking about what worked and what didn't. (15) Weekly Action Plan pages, with business growth ideas in seven categories (Newsletters, Marketing & Promotion, Productivity, Industry, Craft, Website, and Social Media), writing quotes to inspire you, and a week in review prompt at the bottom.