Leveling life with writing
I don’t talk much on my progress of my book, but today that’s going to change. I started writing my mafia romance back in February and I have complete roughly 80% of it. It’s exciting to see it almost finished, but there’s no rush.
I work a full time job and only have a couple hours of free time when I get home. I rely solely on those hours and the weekends to write and plan. I made a post yesterday about motivation and there’s a lot of contributing factors in all of this. My personal motivation is to prove to my mom in Heaven that I made it. To prove to myself that I did something that I have always dreamt about. That’s where my balance comes in. Among reading, writing and working, I found that in the moments that time is scarce I flourish more. My thought process is clear and I come up with so many ideas that fill the plot wonderfully. If you are struggling in thinking you are not doing enough, every word counts. If you write for a minute a day that is a minute more to your story. If you write two words down, that is two important words. If you don’t write for weeks to months, that is okay. We all get in a writers block. It’s absolutely normal. You have freedom. Don’t give up.
If you have methods to your time management, please feel free to share. Someone may be in need of them.
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