I’m a new independent writer working on a 15-part connected cinematic franchise saga.
What makes this project unusual for me is that I have started working on all 15 parts together. Each story has its own world, characters, and events, but they are connected to one larger universe. Because of that, I need to develop the different stories and their connections together rather than completing them one at a time.
I’m doing all of this independently, and sometimes working on such a large project alone becomes mentally exhausting. The first part, The Journey of Conviction, has already been successfully published on Amazon Kindle.
I’d love to hear from other writers and readers here:
How do you keep yourself motivated when working on a long-term project that may take years to complete?
Any advice, experience, or words of motivation would mean a lot to me.
What makes this project unusual for me is that I have started working on all 15 parts together. Each story has its own world, characters, and events, but they are connected to one larger universe. Because of that, I need to develop the different stories and their connections together rather than completing them one at a time.
I’m doing all of this independently, and sometimes working on such a large project alone becomes mentally exhausting. The first part, The Journey of Conviction, has already been successfully published on Amazon Kindle.
I’d love to hear from other writers and readers here:
How do you keep yourself motivated when working on a long-term project that may take years to complete?
Any advice, experience, or words of motivation would mean a lot to me.