Check out this great post from the Novelty Revisions blog on common reasons that cause writers to quit.
1. They feel stuck and can’t figure out how to move forward.
2. They simply lose interest and decide it’s not worth trying to keep going.
3. They decide to take a break, except that “break” lasts a really, really long time.
4. They try to work on too many projects at once, and just aren’t wired to juggle so many things at once.
5. They go too hard too fast, then burn out.
6. They struggle with time management and prioritizing and just can’t get it together (yet).
7. They grow out of their ideas/projects before starting/finishing them.
8. Life happens; they have to take a step back, rearrange their priorities.
9. They feel crushed beneath the weight of pressure/criticism/overwhelming feedback.
10. They can’t get past their self-consciousness and related anxieties.
11. They like writing, but they just haven’t figured out where it fits into their life yet. And…
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I will try to avoid situations listed here if in near future I feel demotivated.
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