I was inspired by @TheAromaOfBooks to build this. It's really nothing more than a bunch of lists, but reviewing did help me generate some #readolutions (thanks @Traci1 - great hashtag!). I will focus more on my TBR and will push my work reads past my favorite leadership topics.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSSrweB9VVOLydD5NfljSX4U7KuDlxS0...
One of my #readolutions for 2020 was to reduce my list of “currently reading” to 10 books or fewer. Then 2020 said hold my 🍺 and this goal went out the window. I did finish one of those books, but this year I added several more. (I also outright DNF‘d a couple.)
Soooo...for 2021 I‘m going to use this list for #bookspin and see what happens!
1. My #Readolutions for 2021: read 100 books, budget with #PennyPerPage, keep up w/ SciManDan‘s book club, start a low key Booktube channel. The latter is more of a pipe dream, but still... 😅
2. Tagged. I don‘t do “self-help”, but it was a freebie, so I thought, “Eh, why not?” 😂🤣
3. Neal Shusterman, the Arc of a Scythe series looks SO good! Can‘t wait to start it! 😍
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#Readolutions for 2021, thanks for the idea @Traci1
I'm trying to keep it simple.
#PennyPerPage following @dariazeoli's guidelines
#Readolutions is a great hashtag, @Traci1 !
I‘m trying to keep my reading goals simple for 2021, so I kept my list to 3.
As I mentioned yesterday, I was thinking about a #pennyperpage budget for new books, and I‘m committing to that now. If anyone would like like to join in, use the hashtag so we can try to hold each other accountable! ☺️
My bookish resolutions for 2021 range from easily doable (read a Robin Hobb) to never gonna happen (reading 100 books from my tbr). But I'm going to give it my best.
Do you have any #readolutions for the coming year?
