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200 DAYS!

  • Jul 19
  • 2 min read

A screenshot showing the TrackBear dashboard, indicating in little squares all of the days written with an update of 'your current streak is 200 days' and 'your longest streak is 200 days' at the bottom.

Hello all,


If you're reading this, then I have officially hit 200 DAYS of writing! That's over half a year I've been actively choosing my passion over my procrastination.


Have all of them been good writing days? No. In fact, most have been barely squeezing it out. But I did it.


Am I happy with all that I've written so far? Nope. In fact, I have entire chapters marked as Delete or Rewrite in one of the docs, along with copious notes where they're backed up in Google Docs. (Yes, I use Google Docs as a backup. It's easy to share with everyone else that has a gmail, and I like editing in it. Plus, that means I can read the doc from anywhere.)


Things I am proud of about this endeavor:


  • Consistency

  • Steady progress

  • Still only writing in 2 docs

  • Story progression in both projects


It may not seem like much, but when you know how harebrained I can be and how overwhelmed work has made me, this is an accomplishment. (Also, I've rediscovered a new idea I'd written down in a notebook and am now looking into how to create a story out of it. Someone slap the pen out of my hands!)


Right now, I'm still working on Metaphysical Attachment and Demon Kin: The Lovers. MA stands at 82,695 words, whilst DK:TL is at 110,191. A lot, I know. Hence 'whole chapters need to be cut'. That's okay. Can't edit a blank page.


To put some of this in perspective, MA started off at 64,365 words before 2026 started. So I was already a decent chunk into that one. On the other hand, DK:TL was at 56,711 words before I started this challenge. In 200 days, it's almost doubled in size. It's also not yet close to being finished. When it is, I highly look forward to changing its status on TrackBear from 'drafting' to 'editing,' but that's a ways off yet.


Alas, it's getting late, and I want to squeeze in a few more words before bed. Just know that I'm still working on it, and I plan to see this through til the end!

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