Too often, I find that writers start motivational challenges like NaNoWrimo with enthusiasm and good intentions, but give up when they start missing their daily targets for more than a few days in a row…undermining their confidence and defeating the purpose of the original challenge.
I also wanted a challenge that lasted the whole year rather than just a month.
Hence, the 1000 Words A Day Challenge.
What are the rules?
Try to write 1000 words a day, at least six days a week.
As long as you are sincerely and consistently TRYING to write 1000 words a day, then you can post the badge on your blog or website. If life occasionally gets in the way, that’s ok — as long as you promise yourself to get back on the wagon as soon as you can. If you sometimes don’t reach 1000 words, that’s also ok — but try again the next day.
The badge has to link back to the 1000 Words A Day Challenge page (the page you’re reading right now).
Please feel free to put these badges on your blog or website.
Terry--
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog, but I really love the content (so I'll probably be poking around more often).
The concept behind the daily challenge is great, just what I need really. My first novel poured out of me, but the second one is going a little bit slower, in part becauseo of some family issues (I'm sitting with my hubby in the hospital--again). But as soon as we get over this hurdle, I plan to take your challenge.
Thanks for pushing us all to do our best,
Koreen