A student named Daniel Ehis Aiguokhian from UNICAL, the University of Calabar, has made an ambitious announcement. He has set a goal to break a Guinness World Record by engaging in a challenging activity known as a Write-A-Thon. The event is scheduled to last for seven consecutive days.
During this remarkable endeavor, Daniel plans to write continuously without any breaks. His objective is to write and produce two books per day, totaling a minimum of 25 pages each. He aims to cover both fiction and nonfiction genres throughout the process.
In Daniel's own words, he describes his grueling schedule:
“Within a 24-hour period, I will allocate 1 hour to myself. However, this hour will be divided into two parts. The first 30 minutes will be dedicated to personal time, while the remaining 30 minutes will be allocated after a minimum of 10 hours of continuous writing.
“This rigorous routine will persist for 7 days and 20 hours, leaving me with only 7 hours of personal time during the entire duration. The remaining 20 hours will primarily be dedicated to writing, with a mere 10 minutes set aside for self-care.
“Throughout this extraordinary challenge, I will abstain from using my voice for writing. Instead, I will rely solely on my hands and paper to convey my thoughts and ideas.
“To minimize distractions, I will keep my phone at a distance from me. Additionally, I have designated individuals who will manage my social media accounts (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, etc.). These platforms will also provide live coverage of the event. Your support is crucial for the success of this endeavor, and I kindly request your presence on the designated day.”
Please refer to his post below for more information:
