Per our annual tradition, here is your printable 2021 writing tracker. No sign ups, no tricks -- just a gift for you. This isn't specific to screenwriting -- it's not even specific to writing. It's just a handy chart that you can use however you see fit track monthly, weekly, and daily goals. Check our... Continue Reading →
I've been posting these free, one page, printable writing trackers (which you'll find at the bottom of this article) for the last four or five years, but 2019 was the first year that I really used it. Usually, I'd start with it on my wall and would try to set reasonable goals, but then a... Continue Reading →
Photo by Brooke Lark on Unsplash Every year we put together a simple, one-page writing tracker to help writers of all sorts keep their writing resolutions. This year's calendar follows the usual format -- an open block for each month where you can write down monthly goals or the books you read or the movies you watched; a... Continue Reading →
Back by popular demand, we have updated our free one-page writing tracker for the 2018 calendar. Download this sheet, print it out, and hang it over your desk to keep track of your writing goals and milestones all year long. Download the chart here! Here are a few ways that you can use this chart:... Continue Reading →
Several of you have asked for an updated writing tracker for 2017. We created one for 2016, and evidently people found it very useful. I had been struggling to find the time to put a new tracker together, but thankfully one of you stepped up and did the heavy lifting for us all. Thank you... Continue Reading →
by Angela Bourassa Happy almost New Year! Over the last few days, we've posted some writing resolutions to help you get motivated for 2016. Today, we want to help you act on those goals with this free writing tracker. Download the free writing tracker here. It looks like this: As you can see, every day... Continue Reading →
Jerry Seinfeld has this idea for creative output: don't break the chain. Essentially, the idea is to put a big X on your calendar every day that you write. After a few days, you'll have a chain of Xs. The more Xs you get, the better you'll feel about your writing, and the more likely... Continue Reading →
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