/lit/ - Literature

>>18837673
25? I was in my mid 30's banging early 20's women, keep in mind I had an income of around 10k USD a month for like 15 years of my life, working like an hour a day. I had a massive amount of time to play vidya, chase women, read, adventure, create art, modify cars...

Getting out of that lifestyle took years, finally in 2020 I could focus on writing full-time, it feels great!
>your stupidity
I may only have 80 IQ, but I:
>lived in a foreign country for a year and learned to sell porn online on dial up internet in 2003
>banged so many women that I forgot so many of them
>owned nearly all my dream cars, 700 horsepower MKIV Supra, GMC Typhoon, Supercharged S2000, 5.0 Swapped BMW,
>only had to work a full-time job for 1.5 years since I was like 21 years old

It ain't what you got that counts, but what you do with it.
>t. proud brainlet

>>18691707
It was amazing.

>>18657915
>desire to actually be respected and a producer of quality. If I give up all my standards,

There is a reason why there are 14,000 McDonald's open in the USA and it is not because of quality.

>I could be you tomorrow without breaking a sweat.

I guarantee you could not figure out how to follow my entire process from imagining, to writing, to editing, to cover design, to creating the PDF for printing, to printing, to chopping the book, to binding it without some serious frustrations in figuring out how I did it using simple tools and no adobe InDesign.

My method could be applied to an employee, and if I ever got that big, I could hire someone to easily crank out 10+ books an hour.

We'll see, right? That's the beauty of an adventurous life. I have no idea if I will be successful or not, but based on how I have lived my life, even if it is challenging, I will have a great time along the way!

And hey, if I inspire even one other /Lit/ person to self-publish and find their own success and happiness, awesome!

I know it has only been a day, but I'm shocked that this thread isn't filled with more schizos like me?