The only way to meet deadlines is to have discipline and to work hard.
-Naveen Jain
Your daily writing schedule is your published book’s best friend.
Well, its 2nd-best friend.
Your published book’s best friend is your commitment, your discipline to show up and write every day, whether you feel like it or not.
Writing 2,000 words a day is easy. Yes, even if you don’t write 2,000 words today. Write every day and you will get there.
I remember the first day I wrote 2,000 words in a single day. It was AMAZING!
Then I did it again. And again. And then it became what I did every day, and it was no longer a big deal.
So I set new and higher goals for my writing sessions.
I challenged myself to write 2,500 words, then 3,000, then 4,000, and then 5,000.
The first day I hit 5,000 words in a single day was another amazing moment, but as I continued to keep my writing appointments – whether I felt like it or not – that, too, soon became routine.
Discipline is the key, as Proverbs 12:24 teaches us.
“The hand of the diligent will rule, but the lazy man will be put to forced labor.“
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Sure, some days will be better than others, but with consistent daily practice you will more and you will write better a year from now than you do today.
Guaranteed.
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