I'm happy to say I've met my 1Q goals, with a blog post made every Saturday!
However, the content needs polish, citations are outlined but not included, and there isn't a photo or image anywhere, so that's my goal for 2Q:
Goal 1: Each Saturday, re-post equivalent 1Q blog post with any research progress or ideas, plus polish content, include citations, and add at least one photo or image.
1Q bonus points to me, for:
- additional blog posts made under tags: research and tips
- spiffed up look of blog with better template and text colors
- added tabs / pages: about, families, finds, toolbox
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Monday, December 31, 2012
2013 genealogy resolutions
There's one genealogy resolution that I haven't made any progress on the past 2 years, that I've decided to make my ONLY resolution for 2013: blogging.
Goal 1: Each Saturday, blog about one puzzle in my family research, both as a personal research log and also for public suggestion or matchup.
That's it for 1st quarter!
That's not to say that's the ONLY genealogy I'll be doing 1st quarter - just that the rest, such as organize, research, and build skills, has become as automatic as breathing:
- spending at least 15 minutes daily (and usually more), working my research plan
- have a research plan for FHL while at RootsTech, that I'm adding to weekly
- attending all the society meetings I can, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- attending all the webinars I can, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- reading list digests & blogs daily, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- spending at least 15 minutes daily and at-home evenings digitizing paper to Evernote
- when in CA, spending at least 2 hours weekly digitizing family photos to Dropbox
- when in NC, spending at least 1 hour daily digitizing family photos to Dropbox
Hopefully I can soon add blogging at least weekly to that list!
That's not to say that's the ONLY genealogy I'll be doing 1st quarter - just that the rest, such as organize, research, and build skills, has become as automatic as breathing:
- spending at least 15 minutes daily (and usually more), working my research plan
- have a research plan for FHL while at RootsTech, that I'm adding to weekly
- attending all the society meetings I can, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- attending all the webinars I can, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- reading list digests & blogs daily, adding notes and actions to Evernote
- spending at least 15 minutes daily and at-home evenings digitizing paper to Evernote
- when in CA, spending at least 2 hours weekly digitizing family photos to Dropbox
- when in NC, spending at least 1 hour daily digitizing family photos to Dropbox
Hopefully I can soon add blogging at least weekly to that list!
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