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I need some advice on a pitch idea !
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@Danielle Williams I didn't get it. Would you try again?
🎒From University Hunter to Job Hunter — My 2016 vs 2026 Journey
Back in 2016, I was a University Hunter—chasing lectures, prepping for national entrance exams, and dreaming of what the future might hold. Now in 2026, I’m a Job Hunter—chasing opportunities, purpose, and the right team. The hunt continues, but this time it’s equipped with real-world skills and a clear sense of direction. Over the past 10 years, I’ve built a toolkit that includes: ✅ Accounting & Financial Operations ✅ Social Media Management & Brand Promotion ✅ Website Design & SEO ✅ Document Management & PDF Editing ✅ Community Support & Virtual Assistance connect. Also, I’d love to hear from you: What’s your 2016 vs 2026 story? Whether it’s personal growth, career shifts, or spiritual milestones, feel free to share below. Let’s celebrate how far we’ve come and support each other in the journey ahead. #ChristianJobs #RemoteJobs #VirtualAssistant #SocialMediaManager #HireMeNow #JobHunter #2016vs2026 #GrowthJourney #SkoolCommunity
🎒From University Hunter to Job Hunter — My 2016 vs 2026 Journey
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In 2016, I was running a profitable Internet marketing business, taking home an excellent 6-figure income. In 2019, I was held hostage during a home invasion, received 3 concussions that night, two of which left me unconscious. 2026 has me living on a low 4-figure state disability income, spending most of that money on food and medical care.
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@Kabbah Thoronka Life has its ups and downs.
Writing makes me happy.
I write because I am passionate about it. It makes me happy and allows me to reach others through words that come straight from my heart.🙏💖
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Welcome to the group!
Writing from the heart, with the aim of making the audience feel happy and smile.
Every word is chosen with sincerity, positivity, and care, hoping to spread joy, spark connection, and leave readers with a genuine smile.😊
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Welcome, Daniel.
Planning “Failing to plan is planning to fail.”
Most people don’t struggle with writing because they lack talent. They struggle because they never slow down long enough to plan. They carry the book in their head for months, sometimes years, but never give it structure, time, or intention. Dreams without plans quietly expire. If you’re serious about writing your book, planning is not optional. It’s the foundation. Start with research. Read within your genre. Study stories you love. Understand your audience. Let your mind soak in ideas, themes, voices, and possibilities. Research is not procrastination. It’s creative fuel when done with purpose. Then comes book blocking. This is where your idea stops being fog and starts becoming form. What is your core message? What is the beginning, middle, and end? What key moments must happen? You don’t need perfection. You need direction. And then, the part most people avoid. Action. Not when life gets quiet. Not when you feel inspired. Not when you magically have extra hours. You make time. You protect time. You choose time. You are busy, yes. Everyone is. But you still eat. You still scroll. You still show up for what matters. Writing your book must become one of those non-negotiables. Even 30 minutes a day compounds into pages, chapters, or a finished manuscript. Engage your mind intentionally. Plan your project clearly. Schedule your writing honestly. Then sit down and do the work, even when motivation is nowhere to be found. This is exactly the discipline we teach inside our 90-day coaching program. We don’t just inspire you. We help you build a real plan, a realistic schedule, and the accountability to follow through. Your book deserves more than someday. It deserves structure. It deserves commitment. It deserves you showing up consistently. If you haven’t joined the program, here’s your chance. Join the 90-day author community
Planning  “Failing to plan is planning to fail.”
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The project management analogy is a good one. Being intentional provides the focus to get as much done in the previous time we have in the day.
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Rob Cole
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Querying agents for my braided memoir/biography. Writing my own memoir on trauma healing. I have 30+ years writing copy for and designing websites.

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Joined Dec 14, 2025
Puna, Big Island, Hawaii