I just completed editing my first professionally produced audiobook. It was about 130,000 words and I completed the project and submitted it on the deadline at 6 weeks. In my own personal post-mortem review, I felt that there were areas I could improve in streamlining the editing process in Pro Tools. For example, I could minimize temporary burnouts by scheduling mini breaks and shorter production goals. Instead of editing until my legs fall asleep and my ears fall of my head, I should consider editing for 30 minutes and take a 5 minute break. Ultimately, I want to be able to work efficiently enough to juggle 2 or more editing projects in a 6 week period (if possible). To be honest, I don't see myself taking on more than 2 big audiobooks in the same 6 week period. 

So, with that said, how do you pace yourself when editing an audiobook?