Community Discussion:
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nanowrimo_ljNanoing is hard. Here we are, people with lives, trying to write an entire NOVEL during the month of November. What are we, nuts?
The answer to that question and many others, in case you didn't know, is yes.
Nano is difficult for anyone. Don't ever let someone tell you otherwise. The pace is grueling and it is one of the most challenging things you'll ever do in your life.
It's also one of the most rewarding.
However for some people, Nano is even more challenging because of circumstances beyond their control. And that's what today's discussion is about.
How do you manage through November when you have a special circumstance?
Maybe you're a parent. How do you Nano while trying to be a mother or a father too?
Maybe you deal with a chronic illness. How do you Nano while dealing with pain and hurt?
Maybe you're going to school full time or even part time. How do you do Nano while studying as well?
Maybe you work FULL time and are struggling with how to juggle your nano and your career.
Maybe it's something else entirely.
In the comments below, discuss it out. Engage each other in conversation on getting through and thriving. If you've been there, offer your advice. If you're dealing with it for the first time and are scared, don't hesitate to ask a question or a tip. Let's build this community and support one another.
And let's start today.
The answer to that question and many others, in case you didn't know, is yes.
Nano is difficult for anyone. Don't ever let someone tell you otherwise. The pace is grueling and it is one of the most challenging things you'll ever do in your life.
It's also one of the most rewarding.
However for some people, Nano is even more challenging because of circumstances beyond their control. And that's what today's discussion is about.
How do you manage through November when you have a special circumstance?
Maybe you're a parent. How do you Nano while trying to be a mother or a father too?
Maybe you deal with a chronic illness. How do you Nano while dealing with pain and hurt?
Maybe you're going to school full time or even part time. How do you do Nano while studying as well?
Maybe you work FULL time and are struggling with how to juggle your nano and your career.
Maybe it's something else entirely.
In the comments below, discuss it out. Engage each other in conversation on getting through and thriving. If you've been there, offer your advice. If you're dealing with it for the first time and are scared, don't hesitate to ask a question or a tip. Let's build this community and support one another.
And let's start today.
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