One of the most difficult aspects of literature is that, given that only fortunate writers create or enjoy the possibility of dedicating themselves entirely to writing, coupled with the sometimes indistinct return and the impression that writing is a burden, it is easy to relegate the profession. As a result, few persevere, and even those who do sometimes report nothing more than discouragement at the act of persevering. Fortunately, duty is often incoherent, and the afflicted worker misjudges the return on what has been produced.