Hi Mindy. I’m glad that you’ll be able to pass my story on to your granddaughter. I’m not sure if your granddaughter is planning on majoring in English or Journalism, but what I will say is that one thing that I’ve learned through my experience is that there are a lot of courses that I wish I’ve taken that weren’t in my course curriculum. A helpful hint for her would be to look at some job descriptions of anything that she’s interested in and then look at what skill set, they’re requiring and tell her to take courses and develop skills based on that then she can pretty much fit in with any company while she’s waiting to get that dream job.

Hi Anora, thank you for your comment and for having me be a part of the team. I have enjoyed every minute of working with such talented people and I look forward to writing another post for WWWB.

Thank you Mary. Best of luck to you as well in your future endeavors.

Hi Alex, Thanks for your comment! Knowing that someone else has experienced what I’m going through right now makes me feel loads better. I really enjoy hearing success stories of others because it lets me know that hard work does pay off.

I love this:

“I no longer wanted to be just a pen and paper type of writer. I wanted to be a creative writer who was also efficient in using other storytelling methods for writing.”

There’s a stepping into the shoes of a writer bit that has to happen. I had to travel across country to be able to finally say “I am a writer.”

We’re delighted to have you on the team, and look forward to another post from you.

Anora McGaha, WWWB