The second half of my New Years blog post is the obligatory resolution portion. It's always been a tradition of mine to write down a list of goals more so than resolutions for the upcoming year. A lot of people feel as though resolutions are broken so easily that it's pointless to waste time creating them but I disagree. Even if you set goals that are too high or you're only able to follow your plan for a short time I believe it is better than to have not spent any time trying at all. Anything you accomplish in the short time you try is still more than if you hadn't tried at all. I think I did a pretty good job last year of accomplishing the goals I had set for myself with one major exception. The one goal that I considered to be the most important and wanted to complete above all was the only goal that I wasn't able to check off on my list. But mark my words, it will happen in 2013. I will have a completed first draft of an original work. In 2012 I was only able to make the time to write half of a screenplay and 100 pages of an original novel. Having written both towards the beginning of 2012, I was forced to put my own stories on the back burner as the year progressed. But not this year. I've outlined the rest of goals below.
