Monday Morning Jumpstart:
SWOT for A Thriving Writing Business
As a writer, you’re also a businessperson – whether you realize it or not! Doing a SWOT analysis at regular intervals will help you identify your writing business strengths, weaknesses, and most importantly – opportunities.
In today’s Monday Morning Jumpstart session, Ted Capshaw and AWAI Director of Training, Jade Trueblood introduce the concept of SWOT for writers.
You’ll learn how to analyze your:
- Strengths
- Weaknesses
- Opportunities
- Threats
And record everything in one place, so you can come back and compare your results the next time.
Join us every Monday Morning for a boost of writing motivation, plus tips and strategies to make sure you're staying on track and moving towards your goals all year.
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Guest (Gary) –
Good stuff. I came up with a variation a while back that asks 4 questions:
What's working?
What's NOT working?
What's missing?
What's next?
Sean McCool –
Somedays I just want to take a day off but I know writing is important. I have been applying for work and don't have a business yet. Puts me square into the middle of another dilemma!! Being professional is very important to me so NOT having a business set up preys heavily on me.
DeeJay –