Kimberly Morgan
Set a doable, realistic goal for writing and stick to it. If you aren't sure you can stick to a daily goal, make it a weekly one (or whatever works for you). Just be faithful to it and invest time and feeling into it.
If it helps, join a writer's group or a project like NaNoWriMo that motivates you and keeps you accountable. Whether you set yourself a daily word count in your first draft or line editing your tenth draft, it'll help motivate you when you start to hate that manuscript and doubt your reasons for ever writing in the first place.
If it helps, join a writer's group or a project like NaNoWriMo that motivates you and keeps you accountable. Whether you set yourself a daily word count in your first draft or line editing your tenth draft, it'll help motivate you when you start to hate that manuscript and doubt your reasons for ever writing in the first place.
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