Another writer I know keeps a mountain cabin about an hour from the city where he lives. He goes there every Friday night and returns Monday morning in time for his regular job. He's so excited to get there that he writes all weekend, stopping only to eat, take short walks, and get a bit of sleep. He considers this writing time to be sacred and allows nothing to stand in its way. A woman I've worked with started a writing club which meets every other week.
Members report on how many pages they've written of their current scripts.
By the way, the support group, by policy, makes no creative evaluations of each other's work. They only set and announce targets. Another writer told me that he puts in his writing time even when he feels empty or drained. He has many times spent his whole two to three hours sitting in front of the word processor and not writing a single word. But at the end of the daily time, he gets up and leaves and considers that he has worked that day.