A large writing project should be divided into small parts, but at the same time, we should be careful not to lose the coherence and purpose of the writing. Although small pieces of work are great, if they are not placed in the right place, they disrupt the order. It is something like sewing a dress but on a larger scale. Can we put pant legs instead of sleeves at the shoulder? Therefore, dividing the work into smaller pieces and then orderly placing these pieces together can help us a lot.

Some ways to stay motivated and fresh in a long writing project: 1. Create an outline that is not only adjusted to the theme flow, but also the work rhythm. Create writing chapters that can be completed in a relatively short time, for example two chapters/day. 2. If possible, divide the writing into relatively autonomous chapters. This means that each chapter can be read alone without having to depend on other chapters. That means that every day you start a chapter with a fresh mind. 3. Try to complete one or two chapters every day, and avoid postponing writing to be continued the next day.

Dopamine is a great tool for boosting motivation! I always find breaking the project down into sections and tasks. Every time you finish a section/task, you get a sense of achievement and a measure of how close you are to the finish line.

Having clarity of purpose makes the work feel lighter. Self-discipline, like any muscle, strengthens with practice. A well-structured plan can keep writers on track. With the right mindset and tools, writing goals will become a reality. Keep the fire burning, one word at a time.