In RB's Sunday Blog, he talks about opening doors and taking control of your creative path. You can read it here::
https://www.stage32.com/blog/coffee-content-opening-doors-taking-control-of-your-creative-path-4286I ask you, what is one bold move you've made to kickstart your creative career? For me, it was making my creative career, whether it's acting, writing, audio book recording my number one priority. I fully believe in "Do what you love and the money will follow." I am still waiting on that money, but I am happier. My life is full of joy.
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Congratulations on making the bold move, Suzanne Bronson! I used to be a lurker on Stage 32. After RB gave the community a challenge to be more active, I started being a lot more active. I've had a lot of success on here since. Meeting people, learning about different areas of the industry, getting script requests, paid jobs, and more.
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That's great Maurice Vaughan see my comment to RB's blog. Similar to what you just said.
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Suzanne Bronson I know the money is on its way to you! For me, it is deciding to get back to acting classes in January to continue my training at a time when time-wise it is really not practical due to my two young kids. However I realise that I need to honour it no matter what if I want something to come of it and also because it has brought me joy so i need to honour the joy too.
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Hi, Suzanne Bronson. I've always done what I loved on the side while completing a 42-year career as a clinical social worker. I wrote for myself, poetry for self-therapy, short stories here and there, and I had a monthly feature article in a regional magazine for a few years. I finished my first novel by accident, kind of, when I stumbled onto writing from first person which seems to work for me. I started screenwriting last year and retired from social work in 2023. Now, I do what I love as often as I can which us usually several hours a day on most days. I, too, am still waiting on the money but I declared writing as my retirement career and I plan to do it as long as my fingers will move. Maybe with voice recognition after that. A former coworker came to one of my book signings and told me that I look younger than I did when I was working. I attribute that to two things, less stress, and doing what I love. I think a more accurate statement might be, do what you love and the happiness will follow. If money comes, that's wonderful. If it doesn't we are fulfilling our passion, and perhaps our destiny. Blessings!
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