- You learn how to survive rejection sooner or later. At the very least, you know how to cope with it.
- You are insanely observant. You likely know too much about someone even before you meet them. It comes in handy many times. Let me tell you.
- You can communicate well, write impeccably, and speak effectively. People love that. You’ll get much further in life with these skills you have developed as a writer that other non-writers don’t have.
- You correct people confidently. Or quietly. Do as you please.
- You read. Enough said.
You also learn to not be afraid to Google things that could put you on the CIA’s watch list. 😛
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Hahaha I think I skipped the scared stage. 😛
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XD Me, too. 😛
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Good points, Herminia. i’m a bit slow when it comes to #4, i’ve seen too many take offence
but i will offer a correction if i know something is a downright lie.
Big Hugs
john
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I know where you’re coming from. Same here. Keep correcting. 🙂
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I’m kind of shy sometimes when I first meet new people. I’ve gotten better though. I agree with all of these though. 🙂
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I am too. It takes time to open up to new people.
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