Awesome! When do you start feeling physically drain? Once the three hours are close to done or no?
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That still sounds pretty good though.
Nothing too crazy.
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Some days you get fired up while other days you want to take it easy, correct?
So, break time is either chore or relaxation timeā¦for how long?
No problem.
Oh, wellā¦
I spend many days/weeks developing just the main point/s of a chapter or two. Then when I begin to write it all down, probably go at it for around 8-10 hours. Followed by 2-3 hours of re-reading and edits if needed (usually a day or two later)ā¦
I did three nightshifts (11hour shifts), and managed four chapters during those shifts. Just need to re-read and edit if needed, which should take a few hoursā¦
SD
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Some days I get hyperfocused/hyperfixated, some days I get ADHD kicking my butt.
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That makes sense to even me.
I mean the signs are there even if I am not professionally diagnosed.
Strange, huh?
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MY GOD, MAN! HOW DO YOU FUNCTION?!
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Depends on the day
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The only edge I have is my brother is diagnosed. I avoided testing like the plague because spending $200, $300 for something I already know is annoying.
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For whatever it takes. 
Lifeās life. Writing is what I do for myself.
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4 hours is my maximum. I can push for 5. Even 6 if I tried.
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Wow! Okay, that is impressive to me!
You guys are insane! LOL!
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In the zone, I can probably go for like two to three hours. But I definitely need breaks, and sometimes, those breaks turn into āOkay, I donāt feel like writing anymore.ā 
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LOL!
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I just did it without much thought to my healthā¦ I was āon a rollā as they say!
With 33 hours of nothing to do, I found that I was writing, and writing, and writingā¦ It just happened and I was in a flowā¦
SD
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