My writing got me a job.
I'd like to thank @theinkwell community. When I started writing here I just wanted to learn how to write. Today even in this pandemic where people are dying of boredom, I've got a writing job ghostwriting. I do this with my phone though.
I wrote a piece titled the male guilt about how men can't talk about rape and sexism because of the wrongs they've done ( knowing and unknowingly). Then I recorded it and made it into a video (because the reading culture is getting worse). People no longer want to spend time reading books. They prefer watching movies and audiobooks at times. It's cool I just wish they knew they were missing out.
An old friend of mine contacted me and felt the need to give me a job writing. I was very excited even though he wasn't so appreciative of all the time I spent. I get paid less than $10 for a job for now but I see myself getting better.
I've been doing it for about a week now and among those, I have to thank, I think @theinkwell deserves a lot of praise.
I will keep writing and promoting my work. I'll keep representing @theinkwell because I know it can only get better from here.
Today I'm swamped with work. I don't even know where to start, to start you usually just have to start.
Have a nice day everyone reading this, thanks again to this great community.
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