Dj1990 saidI despise my job and all jobs in general. I hate working and having responsibilities.
I hope one day I will be a rich princess who just goes out and parties and has sex.....and I hope I die drunk.
Karl saidIm a college student now.
Now I still dont know what will be my career but I extremely love linguistics.
I think I'll continue studying till I am 40 years old with this field.
ConQuest saidCollege Instructor -
Business, Economics, Accounting, and Computer courses.
Enjoy it immensely.
HottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
HottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
Dayton31 saidHottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
That's very cool, definitely not a job of the "masses." What's been the most challenging part so far?
HottJoe saidDayton31 saidHottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
That's very cool, definitely not a job of the "masses." What's been the most challenging part so far?
Writing a novel or short story takes a lot of time and patience. You have to dig deep into each detail to make your story and characters believable. You face a lot of rejection and usually have to fail many times before you can succeed. There's not a lot of money to be made, unless you're a best seller. Getting a book published feels like a huge victory, but an even bigger challenge is finding readers. Critics are everywhere. If you think people are harsh on RJ, that's nothing compared to a sixth grade girl ripping you a new asshole with a one-star review on Amazon. It's worth it though, because when everything comes together and you have a script that sings, it's a feeling like you've just spun gold.
Dallasfan824 saidHottJoe saidDayton31 saidHottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
That's very cool, definitely not a job of the "masses." What's been the most challenging part so far?
Writing a novel or short story takes a lot of time and patience. You have to dig deep into each detail to make your story and characters believable. You face a lot of rejection and usually have to fail many times before you can succeed. There's not a lot of money to be made, unless you're a best seller. Getting a book published feels like a huge victory, but an even bigger challenge is finding readers. Critics are everywhere. If you think people are harsh on RJ, that's nothing compared to a sixth grade girl ripping you a new asshole with a one-star review on Amazon. It's worth it though, because when everything comes together and you have a script that sings, it's a feeling like you've just spun gold.
What was the highest you ever got on the best seller list?
HottJoe saidDallasfan824 saidHottJoe saidDayton31 saidHottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
That's very cool, definitely not a job of the "masses." What's been the most challenging part so far?
Writing a novel or short story takes a lot of time and patience. You have to dig deep into each detail to make your story and characters believable. You face a lot of rejection and usually have to fail many times before you can succeed. There's not a lot of money to be made, unless you're a best seller. Getting a book published feels like a huge victory, but an even bigger challenge is finding readers. Critics are everywhere. If you think people are harsh on RJ, that's nothing compared to a sixth grade girl ripping you a new asshole with a one-star review on Amazon. It's worth it though, because when everything comes together and you have a script that sings, it's a feeling like you've just spun gold.
What was the highest you ever got on the best seller list?
Lol. I was on the top ten one week in the Insightout book club for my 2nd novel, "The Boys and the Bees."
Dallasfan824 saidHottJoe saidDallasfan824 saidHottJoe saidDayton31 saidHottJoe saidI'm a fiction writer, and I love it.
That's very cool, definitely not a job of the "masses." What's been the most challenging part so far?
Writing a novel or short story takes a lot of time and patience. You have to dig deep into each detail to make your story and characters believable. You face a lot of rejection and usually have to fail many times before you can succeed. There's not a lot of money to be made, unless you're a best seller. Getting a book published feels like a huge victory, but an even bigger challenge is finding readers. Critics are everywhere. If you think people are harsh on RJ, that's nothing compared to a sixth grade girl ripping you a new asshole with a one-star review on Amazon. It's worth it though, because when everything comes together and you have a script that sings, it's a feeling like you've just spun gold.
What was the highest you ever got on the best seller list?
Lol. I was on the top ten one week in the Insightout book club for my 2nd novel, "The Boys and the Bees."
I just read some of the reviews. Congrats. Seemed like it was well received.
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