NaNoPrepMo - build a reward box or wishlist

Now, actually I don't believe in reward systems, but what ever encourages and enables you to write your 50.000 words is good, so try this. It might work.

Christy Kimmerly's reward surprises

There are different reward systems people go with. Lisa Stapleton put a piece of favorite candy in baggies and labeled them by every 1000 words. Megg says: "coffee dates, taking yourself out for a movie, rewarding yourself with a new book, massages, spa days, clothing, shoes, and jewellery."

This is what BrightlyK said about rewards:

I’ve been thinking a lot about what rewards might be helpful. I’m steering clear of food-based rewards.
Some rewards I gave myself in October:

• Ficus plant
• Hair clippers
• Watching a Nanowrimo Prep video: Find the Time to Write
• Dining out
• Watching YNAB budgeting videos
• Watching a film

Some rewards I’ve lined up for myself in November:

• Schedule Artist Dates – I’m aiming to have more in November to support my creativity, this will help me achieve that
• Affirmations jar – based on this warm fuzzies jar idea, except I’ll be adding in affirmations as well as taking them out
• Selfies on Instagram when I reach my goals
• Dancing round my room
• Watching films
• “Mystery pack” / “treasure box” that I make myself, wrapping up stationery and things like that
  Add £1 to a coin jar every time I reach my word goals for the day
• More plants
• Rose quartz things – maybe something for my room I can hang up
• Ooo polish nail varnish
• Rucksack
• It’s All Good! Sweet Dreams tea (Wieder Gut! Eine Mutze voll Schlaf), Sonnentor
• Tea advent calendar, Sonnentor
• ‘The Snooty Bookshop: Fifty Literary Postcards’  by Tom Gauld

- how to thrive in November

 This is what Emma Kate did:

 NaNoWriMo Reward Calendar - here's you get something small every day when you have finished the day's work, with specials for the end of every week.

5 Ways to Reward Yourself During NaNoWriMo

 

I think I'd like to have some sort of DIY "book subscription box" for ever 10.000 words