Why consistency matters more than inspiration
Working on long-form fiction has taught me that inspiration is helpful, but consistency is what actually finishes novels. Even small, imperfect writing sessions add up when there’s a clear direction for the story.
On days when motivation dips, structure and routine tend to carry the work forward far more than waiting for the “right mood.”
Today’s reflection: when writing feels hard, do you usually push through, pause, or step back to reassess the story?
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