Use the chapter count section to see how much of your book has been written versus how much you have left. As you change the number of completed chapters, it will reflect in the progress bar.

Chapter Count

The line chart is connected to the table further down below. As you add words written, the chart will reflect it. You can alter the chart’s look by clicking on the three dots in the right-hand corner of the chart.

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This table connects to the chart above.

• In the left collum, document how many words you have currently written on your novel.
• In the ‘sprint’ column, document how many writing sprints you spent on your novel that day. A traditional sprint is about 25 minutes, but use whatever time frame makes sense for you.
• In the ‘words’ column, put the total number of words you wrote that day.
• The ‘Ave Word/Sprint’ column automatically formulates the average number of words you wrote in one sprint.
• Use the ‘notes’ column to document how the day went. What time did you write, were you sick, was a certain chapter difficult to write?

Some of these columns may seem unnecessary, but seeing how many sprints you’re able to write a day, how many words you can write in the average sprint and having a snapshot of how you were feeling or what was going on in your life, allows you to better plan in the future.

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