100 hours is enough time to finish an 80,000-word draft of a book. It'd be impossible to do it all at once, but the great thing about writing is that you can spread the work over time.

If you can write for just two hours per week, you will hit the 100-hour goal a year from now. That is:

* 17 minutes every day,
* or 24 minutes every working day,
* or 30 minutes every other day,
* or two 1-hour sessions,
* or one intense 2-hour session every week.

You can mix and match different approaches. Write a bit every day, then take a break and write for two hours on Saturday evening. As long as you can get to two hours consistently every week, you can finish your book.

Can you fit two hours' worth of writing into your weekly schedule? Join this challenge to find out!