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Some writers always honor their deadlines for clients, yet aren't accountable to themselves when it comes to marketing or creative work. Maybe you want to pitch more stories, finish your book proposal, or write in your journal every single day. You get started, then quit, and never build enough momentum to create the writing life you really want for yourself.
In reality, signing a contract isn't what actually makes you complete an assignment on time. It's your decision to complete it (which you may do because you like the consequences of doing so, such as feeling reliable or spending the income).
If you already know how to be accountable to somebody else, you can use that experience to practice being more accountable to yourself too. And you can do it without any negative self-talk, shame, or blame—instead, honoring your deepest writing desires is a form of self-care and we can do it more effectively from a place of curiosity and learning.
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