I completely agree with this article. Good villains make a better hero. Different kinds of villains bring out different kinds of heroes. I love what you are saying! Your new jobs sounds very interesting. I would love to do this kind of thing; writing about things you are passionate about and getting paid for it! I just want to know how you got it? You mentioned that you got a creative writing degree. Did you need that degree for this job? Did you need some kind of degree in writing or was that just proof of experience you have had? I would love to know more about your job and what kind of advice you have for a young writer.
Thanks T.R! It's good to hear your thoughts! As far as my job goes, the creative writing degree (due to be completed this summer) certainly helps, but you don't have to have that. The most important thing is to keep practicing your writing and hone your skills. That will stand out when you apply for a job. The technical name of my job is Copywriter, and there are lots of options out there right now as far that goes. Writing for Christians is another matter. It's some kind of miracle that I found a job where I can write on topics I care about -- in other words, God provided! That's probably not helpful. But THE MOST important thing I did was to be disciplined with my writing so that when the right opportunity arose, I was ready! Thanks for reaching out, and thanks for your support! Please don't hesitate if you have any more questions!
I completely agree with this article. Good villains make a better hero. Different kinds of villains bring out different kinds of heroes. I love what you are saying! Your new jobs sounds very interesting. I would love to do this kind of thing; writing about things you are passionate about and getting paid for it! I just want to know how you got it? You mentioned that you got a creative writing degree. Did you need that degree for this job? Did you need some kind of degree in writing or was that just proof of experience you have had? I would love to know more about your job and what kind of advice you have for a young writer.
Thanks T.R! It's good to hear your thoughts! As far as my job goes, the creative writing degree (due to be completed this summer) certainly helps, but you don't have to have that. The most important thing is to keep practicing your writing and hone your skills. That will stand out when you apply for a job. The technical name of my job is Copywriter, and there are lots of options out there right now as far that goes. Writing for Christians is another matter. It's some kind of miracle that I found a job where I can write on topics I care about -- in other words, God provided! That's probably not helpful. But THE MOST important thing I did was to be disciplined with my writing so that when the right opportunity arose, I was ready! Thanks for reaching out, and thanks for your support! Please don't hesitate if you have any more questions!
Thank you so much! I will absolutely ask more questions if I have any.
Great stuff, Noelle!
Glad your blog writing gig is going well : )
Thanks, C. M. Miller! And thanks for your support!