I love that video!! It’s one of my favorites 
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I can see why a guy drugged up on opium and guilt would lose his mind.
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Right? That statement completely through me off guard when I read it in the video… well, you’ll hear my full reaction soon 
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Next month, I am going to do a yearly membership to a bookstore.
Anything to assist me in my writing to publishing journey the best way that it can.
So, yeah, I will do that next month, since money is so tight this month.
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@Qualeshia12 @TheTigerWriter Since you both seem to want to get into digital art…
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Bookstores have memberships? I didn’t know that. (♯^.^ღ)
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Bookstores like Barnes & Noble do…
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Ah! I’ve never been in one of those. But I only buy ebooks these days, so I never think to go into brick and mortar stores just to look around. One of these days I need to just to see what it’s like. Their stores look so nice from the outside. (˘ᴗ˘ღ)
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is there a Barnes & Noble not too far from you or you would not know?
Barnes & Noble also has Nook which is their version of Amazon’s Kindle e-reader.
If you ever get the chance, see what it is like. They have a cafe and book-ish and writerly accessories besides fiction and nonfiction books, along with a children’s section, board games, and etc.
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Yup, there’s a B&N here, and also a Books-a-Million, and I’ve never been in there either. D’oh! (ノ_<、)ヾ(´▽｀)
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Well, when you want to go to either one, it will be around. 
I haven’t been to Books-a-million in over a decade. Just hearing you mention that makes it sound like some forgotten history or something. 
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I have done it! New video Sorry, it’s like, 2 hours. So, if anyone watches this, I hope they don’t watch but listen. I hope they are doing something else while having me on in the background. Those are my favorite kinds of videos these days
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I’m already into digital art
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I always wonder do the YouTubers who started YouTube with the goal to write a novel then publish their work, still eventually will continue with YouTube when/if they do get publish and make enough money to possibly live off of?
Like if they make some type of bank with their novels, will YouTube still be a thing for them even though it was their start? Will they quit YouTube since they manage to reach their goal and get to a point of their writing journey that they wanted to reach?
As rude as this seems, if I make it big as an author and become successful enough to live off my novels, then I don’t need to pursue doing YouTube anymore. Especially, if I am just doing vlogs and not really giving advice, rather having my subscribers watching my journey from beginning to the end.
I will end my journey the moment I’ve accomplished my goal. Though I will keep all my videos there for people who want to travel down memory lane, until I delete everything.
Food for thought?!
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I’ve seen writers continue to post content even after publishing. They’d do a lot of reflecting and market their book. They give advice, and then market their book. They then go on a journey for the next book…and, you guessed it, market their book 
Each to their own, but if you have an audience and you get new subscribers, why not use that, right?
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That makes sense.
I guess I am just different in that aspect. In fact my reasoning comes off a selfish and rude, when I think about it.
I guess I did what I need to get where I need to be, so what’s the point of me still continuing.
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HOORAY! I FOUND SOME OLD DOCUMENTS FOR OUTLINING FROM 2017 THAT CAN STILL BE USEFUL!!!
YAY ME!!!
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Guys, I am scared and I ain’t even a true Zelda fan.
A live action Legend of Zelda movie instead of an animated one like the Super Mario movie GREATLY worries me.
Google pays many of those YouTubers for posting their videos, so why would they stop? And they get paid by sponsors if they have advertising on their vids, so they get paid twice. No one says no to moolah! (>‿◠)
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