I have heard from many people that today's children want to be comfortable and have no lofty ideals, but they dream of becoming writers all day. I also thought about the reason why they said so. A writer or freelance writer is not as constrained as an office worker, but what I want to say is that this is definitely not for comfort. I have read many articles about my writer's experience, and you can't find any comfort in those words. It is true that writers are free, but many people can't see how much effort a writer has made behind his glory. In my opinion, it is precisely because of freedom that we should discipline ourselves more strictly. Still have to get up at seven or eight o'clock or earlier, because finding materials is a brain-burning and time-consuming thing. There is also the danger of rejection. Or some people did enjoy freedom and indulge themselves in this process, but when the deadline comes, it will be a different gesture for you to look at him again. Therefore, I regard becoming a writer as my dream and my goal, not because I want to be comfortable.
I have written some articles, but no one has ever read them. Rejection or rejection? But I never gave up, because I like writing, and I also know my level, no level. I was very sad when I was rejected, but on second thought, this is not the process of growing up.
I am a slow-heating person, and my personality is relatively quiet. Maybe that's why I like writing. When I was happy, no one talked to me, and when I was unhappy, no one helped me find a way, so I put these things and feelings in the text. Many times when I am confused and helpless, it is those words that accompany me. So I also want to warm you with my words and spend the most difficult and darkest time with you.
I have seen and heard a lot of intrigue between adults who work together. They will be desperate for a position. I am afraid of that kind of life, and I don't know what to do if I fall into that kind of life circle one day. So I chose self-media as my goal, because I don't think there are so many intrigues and interests in my life. And I don't want to live a life of copying every day. Think about it. I'm only 16 now, and I'm only 26 ten years later. Why should I live the life of a 60-year-old?
For this goal, I am working hard. Be laughed at, questioned, and denied. But I think the only advantage is that I never want to give up. I will continue to work hard for the media.