When I started this writing marathon, I thought that it would be a boring coercion process, constant tension, and in general, that I would leave this idea somewhere at the beginning.
But the distance covered shows that not everything is progressing so badly. Yes, sometimes I do drag myself to the keyboard, as for example this day, but this feeling of a small victory cannot be compared to unpleasant initial emotions.
I go little by little, and the process itself pleases me. I don’t think about the final result, and this significantly weakens the burden of responsibility for some quality.
I just sit and just write. It is so simple that there is nothing to tell here. This is a banal process that is an integral part of any writer’s life.
If you don’t write, what kind of writer are you?
Even if it’s a word a day, you have to write.
On the fence, on the hand, in the notebook, but leave behind some verbal mention.
Today was the first day when I was already thinking about what would be the next challenge after this writing marathon, a challenge for myself.
I have a lot of ideas for works, I also don’t have much time for free writing.
The seventeenth video I post the next day, because turning off the lights was unplanned in my schedule:
Volodymyr Zahnybida
Literary and movie critic. Born and raised in Ukraine. Interested in writing all my life, but I began feel myself as a writer only a couple of years ago.
Within my blog, I seek out inspiration, delve into self-discovery, search for answers to questions, and provide responses to current topics.








