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2019 is quickly coming to a close and that means looking through all the successes from this year, understanding challenges and also making plans for what you want to do next year.
Hopefully you’re all gearing up for 2020, or at least starting to think about all the fun stuff you want to read! As I started making my reading goal for next year on Godoreads and deciding how many books I want to shoot for, I started thinking more specifically about how I want to achieve those goals.
Visit the articleΒ πβ2020 Reading Goals and Plan to Achieveβπ for more details on my specific 2020 goal setting!
I decided that I wanted to setΒ BIG goals for project oriented reading clusters I want to make sure I achieve, but also to setΒ little lists within those goals for how to achieve not just my high-level total books, but to make sure I start incorporating things into my reading routines that I always talk about and never get around to.
Make sure to download the link below for my FREE printable reading goals tracker to assist you on your own goal setting journey!
Here is a quick look at myΒ BIGΒ reading goals and you can visit this post to see more of theΒ littlelists that will help me achieve this:Β πβ2020 Reading Goals and Plan to Achieve βπ
2020 BIG Reading Goals
- Start and finish a series/trilogy (Challenge myself)
- Re-read a book I love (Nostalgia)
- Read a book in a genre I don’t normally read (Expand my exposure)
- Read a classic novel I haven’t read (Revisit older writing)
- Lister to at least 6 audiobooks (Using more of my brain)
- Read 5 comic books/graphic novels (expanding novel exposure)
- Read 50 total books
Checkout my 2020 TBR List to see how this approach can help you plan out your own 2020 GOALS and make sure to download your πFREEπ printable below!
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Let me know your thoughts on how this monthly planner can help you and what goals you will be setting for yourself in 2020!
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