There's one thing that I'm learning about writing a book. It's challenging to fit it into a normal working day. Nevertheless, it's deeply rewarding by way of the memories it returns and the reminders about just how liberating adventure travel is for the soul.
When I get a chance, I've started reading Mark Beaumont's book, 'The Man who cycled the World', about his world record setting race around the globe on a bicycle. Much of what he writes about in starting off his adventure had similarities to our cycling adventure, in terms lots of planning, injuries and fatigue. It's a good read. But, the point is that to write a book requires discipline. You need to write consistently to make sure writing the book does not take longer than the journey.
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AuthorWill Hawkins lives in Lincolnshire with his family and is now a magazine editor and occasional adventure cyclist. Don't miss a thing! Sign up to my newsletter
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