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VISUALIZING MY GOALS TO BECOMING A MASTER OF STORYTELLING

By Weeri · · 1 min read
GO FROM ZERO

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To achieve my goal of becoming a master in storytelling, I need to make a habit out of creating short films. According to James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits, the visual tracking of habits has three benefits:

1) habit tracking reminds you to act;
2) tracking habits motivates you to continue;
3) the tracking of habits provides immediate satisfaction
(https://jamesclear.com/habit-tracker)

As a Master of procrastination and a notoriously lying to myself, I need something to keep myself on track of becoming a master storyteller. As practice makes perfect, how the heck do you measure when you are a master in storytelling?

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