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Okay, so I quit my job in July. And it's now been just over a month of unemployment and not a whole lot of words added to the novel that is that reason I quit my job.
Goals, though, they're not met by arbitrarily just setting them. You have to break them down into reasonable chunks.
I'm not looking to hit NaNo pace. 2000 words a day is doable but needlessly difficult when you're stuck. I don't really like word counts at all.
Instead I want to do something more like a don't break the chain kind of thing. Writing every day, for at least an hour (at LEAST). Even if I end up killing those words later because they suck.
What sort of writing techniques do you use to keep yourself motivated?
Goals, though, they're not met by arbitrarily just setting them. You have to break them down into reasonable chunks.
I'm not looking to hit NaNo pace. 2000 words a day is doable but needlessly difficult when you're stuck. I don't really like word counts at all.
Instead I want to do something more like a don't break the chain kind of thing. Writing every day, for at least an hour (at LEAST). Even if I end up killing those words later because they suck.
What sort of writing techniques do you use to keep yourself motivated?
