Hello, I'm Coach Xinfan. Life is a beautiful journey, and it's not about appreciation, it's about blossoming.
I understand your dilemma. Dreams are wonderful, but they also require practical considerations. Currently, you're facing a trade-off, but there's a way to achieve both.
I want to start by telling you that there are always more than three solutions to everything. So, let's calm down and explore together.
You will persevere and be determined in pursuing your dreams.
You have a clear and determined goal: to write online novels. You know exactly what you want and are prepared to work hard for it.
They will achieve it because of their love. Build your foundation on your interests and hobbies, and you will work hard to achieve your goal. Persevere with writing, improve your writing skills through learning, join teams and organizations to enhance learning and exchanges.
The law of attraction is clear: when you focus on your goal, all favorable resources will come to you. You should already be feeling it now, just like the encouragement and planning from your writing teacher. I am certain that your subsequent partners will also be attracted to you very soon.
Success doesn't come easily. The film "The Training of an Actor" by Stephen Chow shows how an actor goes from being an extra to becoming a star.
There are also many classic cases in reality. Look at Huang Bo and Wang Baoqiang. Behind each of their halos is the hard work they have put in.
Liu Cixin, the author of The Three-Body Problem, achieved success in a single day thanks to his relentless dedication to writing.
You are experiencing what they experienced long ago. Learn from their growth experiences. They can inspire and encourage you. They can also guide you in planning your life goals.
2. Voices from the outside world
You have a clear dream and life goals, and you know why you've wavered. It's the external voices: your parents urging you to get married, your friends' lack of understanding, and other people's concern for your life.
These "voices" activate your inner "insecurity" and therefore some anxiety. You have not yet started a family and do not have a stable job to ensure a basic living. You are asking yourself, "What will the future hold?"
You feel insecure because you lack control over your future and basic protection. This makes you doubt your current actions, goals, and interests. You ask yourself, "Is it worth it?"
Plan in more detail for yourself. Define a time period: give yourself 3-5 years to "toss and turn," and if your online novel picks up a bit, continue to persevere. Otherwise, adopt other plans that can be balanced.
The wealth brought by writing does not follow the ordinary path. It may bring the effect of "if you don't make a profit for ten years, you can make a profit for ten years when you do." As you have analyzed yourself, in the early stage, there may not even be a stable income. But after the outbreak, it will be like a blowout.
You should stick with the part-time job you're doing now if it helps you write. It'll also help you meet more friends and find new inspiration.
Don't use income as the sole measure of this job's value.
If it goes against your goals, you must resign decisively. Watch The Pursuit of Happyness again. I look forward to the rising of a new star in the writing world. Send me the first edition when the time comes!
I am confident that the above will be helpful to you. The world and I love you.
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Comments
It sounds like you're at a crossroads in your career and personal life, and it's completely understandable to feel uncertain about the future. Facing these choices can be daunting, especially when each path has its own set of challenges.
Looking for stability is important, but so is pursuing what you love. Have you considered combining both by gradually transitioning into writing novels while keeping a parttime job that supports you?
Your passion for writing novels could be nurtured alongside a more stable income source. Even if it means starting with shorter daily updates, consistency might help build an audience over time.
Sometimes we need to take a step back and reassess our skills and interests. With the evolving digital landscape, there are many platforms now where freelance writers can find various gigs. Maybe exploring these could provide you with more opportunities.
The advice from your writing teacher seems practical. Building up your capabilities as a writer through parttime work before diving in fulltime could be a wise move. It allows you to refine your craft without immediate pressure.