5 — Use buffering days.
5 — Use buffering days.
Besides planned commitments you cannot skip, you may want to add a few buffering days to your challenge.
As I said before, writing challenges are simple in the beginning when you rely on your creativity. But after a while, your productivity will drop, and you will fatigue to reach the threshold every day.
For this reason, you can plan a few buffering days to help you recover from productivity slumps. In those days, you don’t have any requirements. And if you wrote enough in the previous days, you can take a day off. But if you didn’t, you need to recover.
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