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My Journey as an Actor
Back when I was nine, I lived with my dad for a year in Michigan and to be honest, I hated it. I barely got time with my dad, one of my cousins used to beat me up, the kids were assholes, going to school there even sucked, and I was even getting in trouble for stuff that didn't have anything to do with me but if there was something that found me to keep me from losing my mind entirely, it was movies and cartoons.
By Don Anderson II7 years ago in Journal
Freestyle Freelance
I've never been one to be a workaholic. And I've certainly never been one to thrive in a business setting or an office job. My mind simply doesn't function well in places like that. I have a dominantly creative mind, and therefore, the "societal norm" of the 9-5 job makes me feel like I'm suffocating. So, when I came up with the idea to quit my day job, my creative, artistic self rejoiced triumphantly!
By Zee Irelynn7 years ago in Journal
How to Pick the Perfect College
Every year juniors in high school are asked if they have started looking into where they want to go for college. The list of options for further education is endless. When I began my search for the perfect college, I was overwhelmed. I had no idea whether I wanted a big or small school, public or private, or any idea what I really wanted from a school. Every college or university has different things to offer and it can be difficult to decide where you want to go, but it can be done.
By Ashlee :)7 years ago in Education
Networking Nightmare II
Jane's first experience of networking had been a nightmare. Stuffed suits shoving floppy business cards into her hand and eyeing her up as their latest prospective client. She still shuddered at the memory.
By Deanne Adams7 years ago in Journal
The Battle of Administrative Professionals
The shrill ring of the office telephones echo through the dusty cubicle space. The employees, bundled at their desks drinking already cold coffee, curse the maintenance man who still hasn't fixed the air conditioning unit. The pens with the click-y tops... they've been depleted. "Wh-W-Where... are... they?"
By Hannah B7 years ago in Journal
5 Things I Wish I Had Known Before Working from Home
When I first quit my job to pursue writing I had a particular fantasy that would play in my head. I would be sitting at a local coffee shop typing away while becoming the next J.K. Rowling. In my head, I thought I would only have to work a few hours a day and get to spend more time with family. It seemed like an absolute dream come true. While working from home does have amazing rewards, it definitely was nothing like what I imagined.
By Ashlyn Harper7 years ago in Journal
Working as My Influencer
Being an influencer can be tricky, and often comes with little to no reward. We may get free products here and there, but our efforts in promoting such products often comes without commissions. While not everyone wishes to make risky investments for the gain of potential income, I am offering a better solution to fellow influencers to make money from their posts without entirely emptying their pockets.
By Paranneting/Anne Reboa7 years ago in Journal
5 Reasons I Studied an Art Foundation. Top Story - September 2018.
So exactly a year ago tomorrow I moved 190 miles away from home to Leeds to study an art foundation degree at Leeds Arts university. I hadn't even considered a foundation and barely knew what it was about around a year and a half ago; so I'm writing this to inform and maybe even help others with their decisions if thinking about entering the creative industry.
By Tasha Pretlove7 years ago in Education