Purba Chakraborty
Thanks for your question Ankit and sorry for the late reply.
When you are in the middle of a manuscript and you keep getting the temptation to read it from the beginning, it is the hardest moment to resist all temptations and proceed forward. Or else, the first draft would never be complete.
I also feel that the hardest thing about writing is harboring self-discipline. Since no one is there to compel you to write, you have to make your own routine and do the daily writing without getting distracted.
When you are in the middle of a manuscript and you keep getting the temptation to read it from the beginning, it is the hardest moment to resist all temptations and proceed forward. Or else, the first draft would never be complete.
I also feel that the hardest thing about writing is harboring self-discipline. Since no one is there to compel you to write, you have to make your own routine and do the daily writing without getting distracted.
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