I've just ended my two weeks' vacation from my day job and now fully understand the importance of "It's who you know."
During vacation I contacted many people I promised one day "to have coffee with" and did so. Mostly writer friends and acquaintances. We had wonderful conversations. My friendships feel more intimate and stabilized, and life feels more balanced -- I'm not totally at the mercy of my struggles with writing and publishing. I've got people!
Normally I spend vacations drafting new work. This time I chose differently. I am a better and more sensible person for cultivating mutual affection and camaraderie.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
It's Who(m) You Know
Labels:
break,
camaraderie,
creative writing,
friends,
networking,
time off,
vacation,
who you know
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