write daily

I did better last week with three days.

Only one day last week. I’m quite unhappy with that, but I realise that I should be more forgiving of myself about it, since I was dealing with some nasty back pain. I shall simply have to start over.

I’m a bit late in checking in on last week’s progress. I made five of seven, which I’m pleased with. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to keep up the pace this week, due to a few different things. This frustrates me somewhat—I’d like to be able to continue writing regardless.

4 of 7.

4 out of 7. It was a really hectic week, otherwise I may have managed more. I’m very pleased with the outcome.

This goal slipped off my radar for a little while, but I’ve been reminded lately how important it is. I managed two days last week—not fantastic, but a good start. I’ll see how I go this week. It’s important for me to remember to keep the bar low on this one, else I run the risk of burning out.

I spent a little time early in the week doing some organising for a collaborative project I’m working on and that was about it. For a change I’m not even beating myself up about not having done more. Perhaps I really do need a break.

I didn’t do any writing at all last week, just gave myself plenty of time to recover. It seems to be working.

I’m starting to wonder whether this goal is physically possible for me. Perhaps I could do a smaller, daily stint, but that never seems to work out.

This week, 5 of 7. Nothing remarkably creative in about 7 pages of work.

I managed three days this week before I started to have some serious trouble with my right hand. I stayed away from pen and computer for the rest of the week and feel better for it. Perhaps I need to take it a bit easier.