in-n-out | A library to perform point-in-geofence searches | Authentication library

Alright so here's the question. I have some text files that have 14,000+ words in them, but they are all on 1 line, and if you use a editor that doesn't have a auto wrapping feature you can't read the text file. So I would like to add returns or newline characters to my file after at least 1000 words and on the next occurrence of a ".". My first thought was to count the lines then add it up and when it reached 1000 insert a \n character, but with it being all on 1 line. That makes things a bit more difficult, and I haven't been able to find a way to accomplish what I want. Without I, myself, going through the text file and adding newlines myself. Which defeats the purpose of my goal of just running a python script to automatically do it for me. Is this possible? Or am I crazy for thinking so? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide! I have provided my various attempts to do this below.

In this attempt the code works as expected, but instead of it printing Word Count is over 1000 about 14 times. Since, the word count for this text file is 14,000 and something. It only prints once since there is only one line for it to read.