Schedule while you write

So I don't think I've talked about my long term plan on this blog.  I've been published before, school essays as examples in a text book.  While the feeling of knowing my work is out there is fantastic, that is not what I want to be known for.  I want to be a fiction author, and I need to start taking steps to make that happen.   I have decided to take on the ultimate challenge of nanowriyear - every month is nanowrimo.  I need to get my fiction work out there.  I have a few short stories already finished, and three different novels in the works as of right now.  My plan, publish as many short stories as I can in a year, finish two of three said books, get a literary agent and get publish <3

Since i plan to do 50,000 words a month for a year, working on various projects in order to be published before the end of 2012 I am going to give myself a strict schedule to write with.  I am going to try to accomplish a few things, almost like new years resolutions except in november.  Allow me to give myself a few commandments

1. I promise to write at least 3,000 words a day in a combined fashion of prompts, short stories and novels
2. I promise to write a prompt each day before I write and put it on this blog
3. I promise that my novel will be finished before my birthday next year
4. I promise that I will have 10 short stories between 3,000 and 8,000 words a piece by the end of the year
5. I promise to devote Mondays to a short story
6. I promise to devote Tuesday and Wednesday night to my novel James
7. I promise to devote Thursday to an easier novel
8. I promise to take a break on Friday night
9. I promise that the weekend will be composed of a lot of writing, and that I will never take a "weekend break" because my work week was too hard
10.  I promise to keep these promises so that I can call myself a publish fiction author in at least a year.

Oh and on a side note I also promise to keep all my writing on google docs, since i've had to deal with a few computer crashes in my day and it's devastating.