In the 18th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to introduce you to Colleen Williams, educational writer.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well. This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

Okay, over to you Colleen.

Colleen Madonna Flood Williams is a State-Certified elementary teacher in Alaska. She writes and edits on a number of topics including fiction, inspirational nonfiction, children’s picture books, parenting, academic success, art education, and methods of dealing with at-risk children. She is noted for turning out quick, clean, concise copy.

Colleen graduated recently with a Bachelor of Education, art minor. She was inducted into the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society in 1998. (Her GPA was 3.89.) She also holds liberal arts and sciences, general studies, and associate’s degrees.

Colleen recently battled breast cancer. Having conquered stage 3 breast cancer with nine positive lymph nodes, it’s no wonder Colleen has also been accepting assignments to write and edit inspirational materials for cancer patients.

Colleen recently completed a contract for Harcourt Learning Direct. She edited and revised one of their online educational courses and supplemental text series. She also recently published an Art Teaching Unit with Wintertickle Press of Ontario, Canada. Her Art Unit has been pulled from the website, as it is under consideration for publication from a major educational publisher. She has also written a standardized science exam for Englefield and Arnold Publishing.

Colleen’s first six children’s reference books: The Geography of Mexico, The Festivals of Mexico, The People of Mexico, Native American Family Life, Native American Clothing, and Native American Shelters are being published by OTTN, a New Jersey Educational Publishing Company (January 2002). She is also currently writing for Alaska Business Monthly Magazine and has frequently written for Northwest Baby and Child. In September of 2001, she completed a Science Exam based on the Texas Science Standards for Engelfield and Arnold Publishing.  She also has a story in Chicken Soup for the Grandparent’s Soul.

Colleen has hosted poetry workshops and is the author of over 30 books for Orchard Academy Press’s My Adventure series.
 
Dream Jobs To Go Title
Educational Freelance Writer

Current Profession
Educational Freelance Writer

Websites or Blogs You’d Like Us To Know About
Windstorm Creative

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t An Educational Freelance Writer?
I’d be a teacher or a stand-up comedian.

Life Philosophy
What does not kill me makes me stronger.

Favorite Food
King crab or lobster

Favorite Read
The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings trilogy, Little Prince, and The Velveteen Rabbit.

Favorite Authors
Tolkien, St. Antoine D’Exupery

Favorite Travel Destination
Hawaii

Favorite Music
Hip Hop, Rap, Country, Jazz, Rock, Classical . . . I love it all!

Favorite Sports Team
Buffalo Sabres

Favorite Movies
Fried Green Tomatoes, Pulp Fiction, and Hellraiser.

Favorite City
Buffalo, NY

Favorite Country
United States

Favorite Animal
Dragonfly

Your Hobbies
Writing, working out, and surfing the net.

Favorite Quotation
What does not kill me makes me stronger.

Favorite Drink
Nestlé’s bottled strawberry flavored water

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
I live in Kachemak City, Alaska and love it here.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?  Why?
Kachemak City, Alaska or Buffalo, NY . . . in this order . . . the view is amazing, my family is in Buffalo.

The Greatest Things About Being An Educational Freelance Writer
I get to work from home in my pajamas.

The Worst Thing About Being An Educational Freelance Writer
The pay is not steady.

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Educational Freelance Writing, What Would You Say?
Follow your dreams . . . but find a spouse with a steady job!

If An Older, Career-Changer Approach You About Getting Into Educational Freelance Writing, What Would You Say?
Write about what you know most about.

The Most Important Piece Of Advice Anyone Ever Gave You About Life?
My father told me that the stronger you are mentally, the stronger you are in all other areas of your life.  I agree.

Any Other Advice You’d Like To Share With People Who’re Thinking About Getting Into Educational Freelance Writing?
Read my book.

How Would You Define Success?
ISBN Numbers or publications.  Lots and lots of ISBN Numbers or publications!  I have many, as I have written over 20 books for children now.

Any Other Comments About the World Of Work You’d Like To Share?
Do what makes you happy and you will do it well.

Popularity: 10% [?]

In the 17th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to present you with Sharon Le Schack, professional equestrian.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well.

This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

So, here goes . . . Sharon on working with horses.

Sharon Le Schack has been enamored with horses since she was two years old. Growing up she spent countless hours at her local riding stable taking lessons, competing in amateur horse shows, and eventually working at the barn mucking stalls and grooming horses for free trail rides and lessons.

Her devotion to horses grew from a passion to a way of life when she bought a two-year-old Arabian colt that instantly became the love of her life. She took him to college with her where she earned a bachelor’s degree in equestrian studies. Taking her own advice, she has worked at a variety of barns caring for show and pleasure horses. After working on a breeding farm, a number of small private barns, and managing a professional show barn, Sharon found her industry niche managing a private training barn. There she gained a tremendous amount of experience and honed her own personal style.

Sharon is currently freelancing for equine publications, magazines and newspapers, writing about her experiences with horses and the world around them. They are and will always be her favorite subject.

Dream Jobs To Go Title
How to Get Started Working With Horses

Current Profession
Professional Equestrian

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t A Professional Equestrian?
I would be an unprofessional equestrian. If I were not working or playing with horses, I would go insane.

Life Philosophy
Enjoy what you are doing and who you are doing it with or wear police tape around you warning people to stay back.

Favorite Food
Ketchup

Favorite Read
Anything that makes me go “Hmmm.”

Favorite Authors
Anyone who makes me laugh and go “Hmmm.”

Favorite Travel Destination
Disney in the off season
 
Favorite Music
Country

Favorite Sports Team
Yankees

Favorite Movie
It’s a toss up between Young Frankenstein and the greatest Star Wars installment ever made: Space Balls–The Movie
 
Favorite City
New York City

Favorite Country
USA

Favorite Animal
All of them.

Your Hobbies
Anything involving horses and the right side of my brain

Favorite Websites (Other Than Your Own)
Country Music Television, where I can watch my favorite videos.

Favorite Quotation
Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming. Dori, from Finding Nemo (the Disney movie).

Favorite Drink
Dr. Pepper

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
My house and dogs are there.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?  Why?
In Chris Cagle’s house . . . Do I need to explain?

The Greatest Things About Being A Professional Equestrian
Playing with horses all day and big horsey hugs.

The Worst Thing About Being A professional Equestrian
Staying up all night with a colicky horse

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into the Horse Industry, What Would You Say?
Get a good pair of muckers and test drive every type of barn and breed and riding discipline out there.

If An Older, Career-Changer Approach You About Getting Into the Horse Industry, What Would You Say?
Get a really good pair of muckers, with the fuzzy, fleece on the top, and test drive every type of barn and breed and riding discipline out there.

The Most Important Piece Of Advice Anyone Ever Gave You About Life?
 Listen to Mommy.

Any Other Advice You’d Like To Share With People Who’re Thinking About Getting Into The Horse Industry?
Horses are a far greater industry than you can imagine. Working within the industry does not mean mucking stalls. It could involve managing a tack shop or feed store, assisting a veterinarian, becoming a farrier shoeing horses, coordinating sporting events and shows, training horses and riders, performing chiropractic services on horses, dentistry, acupuncture and much, much more. There are so many areas where a person’s life’s experiences and talents can be utilized to become a member of this amazing world of horses.

How Would You Define Success?
Doing what you love and loving what you do.

Any Other Comments About the World Of Work You’d Like To Share?
Try it, I guarantee you’ll be hooked.

Popularity: 19% [?]

In the 16th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to introduce you to Kennette Reed, formerly an interior landscaper and now a business consultant.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well.

This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

Okay, over to you Kennette:

Kennette Reed, CLP, is a freelance writer, marketing professional, public speaker, and interior landscape consultant. She has written a novel, numerous articles and short stories. After ten years as an interiorscape business owner and florist, Kennette sold the business to pursue other interests. Her years of experience were used to manage the Northern California Regional marketing efforts for a leading landscape firm. Though her efforts have recently been focused on writing projects, industry projects include customer service and marketing consultation services to firms across the country. She is past president of the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento Chapters of the Northern California Professional Plantscape Association, and a past board member for the California Interior Plantscape Association. Prior to its sale, Kennette’s interiorscape company won numerous awards for interiorscape design.

Dream Jobs To Go Title
How To Break Into The Interior Landscape Business

Current Profession
Business and Performance Consultant

Websites or Blogs You’d Like Us To Know About
Kennette Reed and Interior Plantscaping

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t A Consultant?
I’m not sure.  I love what I’m doing.  I enjoy helping other people be more successful.  I like sharing information and seeing people learn and grow as a result of my assistance.

Life Philosophy
Find work you’re passionate about and do it.  Life is too short to live it doing anything else.

Favorite Food
Almost any Mexican food.

Favorite Read
The Ultimate Consultant

Favorite Authors
John Grisham

Favorite Travel Destination
Mexico

Favorite Music
R & B

Favorite Sports Team
Oakland Raiders

Favorite Movie
The Notebook

Favorite City
Atlanta, GA

Favorite Country
USA

Favorite Animal
Dog – Shih Tzu

Your Hobbies
Home decorating

Favorite Quotation
I did it my way.

Favorite Drink
Cabernet Sauvignon

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
Love the weather and people.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?
Exactly where I am. 

The Greatest Things About Being A Consultant Is
Supporting others toward higher levels of achievement.

The Worst Thing About Being A Consultant Is
Not being able to get people to accept necessary changes sooner.

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Consulting, What Would You Say?
Learn as much as you can about a number of different things.  The broader your knowledge, the more of an asset you become.

If An Older, Career-Changer Approach You About Getting Into Consulting, What Would You Say?
Go for it. 

The Most Important Piece Of Advice Anyone Ever Gave You About Life?
Don’t look back with regret.  Live your life to its fullest.

Any Other Advice You’d Like To Share With People Who’re Thinking About Getting Into Consulting?
Enjoy!

How Would You Define Success?
Success is a life filled with daily opportunities to learn and grow through experiences with the people, work, and things you love.

Any Other Comments About the World Of Work You’d Like To Share? 
There are a wealth of opportunities out there.  With so much to choose from, everyone has many opportunities to find work they’re passionate about.  Keep looking, and don’t settle.

Popularity: 19% [?]

In the 15th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to present you with Anthony Pearce, comics artist and all things graphical entertainment.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well. This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.So, here goes . . . Anythony Pearce and the entertainment writing and graphics business.A graduate of the School of Creative Arts in San Diego, Anthony Pearce has been living and breathing comics since he could walk. He has been writing freelance articles for Wizard, The Comics Magazine and its subsidiaries since 1995, including a feature on the correspondence course offered by the Joe Kubert School of Cartooning. As an artist he’s provided advertising illustrations for companies like Victoria’s Secret, Home Depot, Origins, and the graciously short-lived Beer-In-A-Bag. His penciled comics include She, Jordan, Furberg, Hairoine, Writer’s Bloc, and the upcoming Crazy-8’s.

Popularity: 17% [?]

In the 14th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to present you with Coleen Sykora, an RV-traveling-and-living writer and business woman

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well.

This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

So, here goes . . . Coleen on living and working from an RV and all things continent-trekking.

Coleen Sykora began full-time RV living in early 1992 with her husband, a dog, and a cat.  Her RVs have been old and new, large and small, travel trailers, and motor homes.

She is a freelance writer and lifestyle consultant.  She believes positive actions yield positive results.  She writes what she lives.

Coleen publishes the Workers on Wheels website and the RV Life and Travel website.  She also publishes two RVing ezines, Workers on Wheels for RVers needing to earn a living while traveling, and Life As We Live It . . . On the Road with Coleen and Bob, a personal travelogue with lifestyle information.

She is a regular contributor to numerous print and online RVing and travel publications.

In addition to RV and travel topics, Coleen writers about her other interests.  She is the content manager of Relax, Refresh, Recharge, a website with practical solutions for feeling better mentally and physically.  She is also editor of the Hot Spicy Foods website.

Dream Jobs To Go Titles
Get a Life by Living Full-Time in a Recreational Vehicle
Make a Living in a Recreational Vehicle
Get Started as a Property Caretaker
Get Started as a Flea Market Vendor

Current Profession
I combine travel and food writing with property caretaking and selling new and used merchandise. When we’re RVing, we sell at flea markets and farm shows. When we’re taking a break from RVing, we sell at our second-hand store.

Websites or Blogs You’d Like Us To Know About
Workers On Wheels
RV Life and Travel

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t An RVing Writer and Vendor?
Dying. Seriously, I love what I do and if I weren’t doing these things, it would probably be because I was lying on my deathbed.

Life Philosophy
It’s not what I intend to do, but what I actually do, that matters. The easiest way to finish a task is to start it.

Favorite Food
Shellfish and Cajun food

Favorite Read
Regional cookbooks, especially those put together by churches and community groups. They are cultural goldmines.

Favorite Author
Nick Russell

Favorite Travel Destination
The Gulf Coast – southern Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana

Favorite Music
Classic country

Favorite Sports Team
J-Bar-B Hill’s Ice Racing Team

Favorite Movie
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

Favorite City
Tampa, Florida

Favorite Country
U.S.A.

Favorite Animals
Dogs and cats

Your Hobbies
Reading, writing, traveling, and ferreting out oddball things to buy and sell.

Favorite Websites (Other Than Your Own)
Merriam-Webster Online

Favorite Quotation
You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don’t try.  Beverly Sills

Favorite Drink
Milk

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
We have a home base in Alaska because my husband fell in love with the state and wanted to own a piece of it. We alternate between living in our cabin and in the RV.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?  Why?
In my RV, traveling the U.S.A. Because of the freedom, flexibility, great scenery, great foods, new people, and new experiences.

The Greatest Things About Being An RVing Writer, Caretaker, and Market Vendor?
The flexibility and variety. I never have to worry about life being the “same old, same old.”

The Worst Thing About Being An RVing Writer, Caretaker, and Market Vendor?
I come across so many great opportunities and I just don’t have time to pursue as many of them as I’d like to.

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Full-time RVing, Writing, Caretaking, and Market Vending, What Would You Say?
The two things you need most to succeed are desire and determination.

If An Older, Career-Changer Approached You About Getting Into Full-time RVing, Writing, Caretaking, and Market Vending, What Would You Say?
What are you waiting for? The time will never be exactly right. Get going!

The Most Important Piece Of Advice Anyone Ever Gave You About Life?
Strive for excellence — not perfection.

Any Other Advice You’d Like To Share With People Who’re Thinking About Getting Into The Full-time RVing Lifestyle?
The saddest thing is when people write me telling me how they dreamed of traveling and full-time RVing, but were waiting for something or another, and their spouse — and consequently their dream — died while they were waiting. Don’t wait. Don’t let your dream die.

Any Other Comments About Full-time RVing, Writing, Caretaking, or Vending You’d Like To Share?
You can do these individually, but they all work fabulously together. They’re all adaptable to many situations. Pursue them and make your life what you want it to be.

Popularity: 15% [?]

In the 13th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to present you with Anne Wayman, freelance writer and boat bum.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well.

This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

Over to you, Anne.

Anne Wayman is a freelance writer who stumbled into boats and boat bumming after her children were grown.  She moved to the San Francisco Bay area for a writing job that didn’t pan out, and discovered the Sausalito House Boats.  After renting a floating studio, she was given a skiff that needed significant repair.  This led her to seek advice, which resulted in her first lesson about boats:

If you ask three people how to do something on or about a boat, you will get at least four answers, all of which will work.

She bought a small houseboat (really a converted lifeboat that had been built in the 1930s), and moved to Galilee Harbor, probably the country’s only low-income housing project where the houses are boats.  There she learned her second lesson about boats:

Boats, by definition, are never finished.

Galilee Harbor is a place that gathers together artists and members of the working waterfront.  There she got to crew on two commercial salmon fishing boats off San Francisco and one commercial herring boat in the bay.  Fishing offshore led her to explore blue-water cruising.  To finance her first trip, she polished boats, learning her third lesson:

When you’re working on a boat, it grows; when you’re living on one, it shrinks.

Anne later flew to Fiji in the South Pacific to join a boat.  The original plan was to stay on one boat, sail for four to six months, and end up in Hawaii.  She actually ended up cruising for five months, on three boats, and ended up in Brisbane, Australia, leading to her fourth lesson:

Whatever your cruising plans are, they will change.

Anne has also crewed boats from Hawaii to California, along much of the Inland Waterway of the East Coast, and on trips to Catalina and other southern California ports of call.  She also served as crew for a couple of days on a tug boat on the Napa River in northern California and is generally at home in any marina and on many boats anywhere you happen to find her.

She is currently berthed in San Diego.

Dream Jobs To Go Title
How to Bum Your Way Around the World on a Boat

Current Profession
Freelance Writer and Writing Coach

Websites or Blogs You’d Like Us To Know About
The Golden Pencil, Writing With Vision, and About Freelance Writing

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t A Writer?
The problem is the grandkids . . .  if I were boat bumming I couldn’t see them nearly as often as I like, although I am plotting to get them on boats.

Life Philosophy
Today? This too is passing – but overall? Life is exactly as good as I make it.

Favorite Food
Fresh caught salmon – wild salmon

Favorite Read
From mysteries to philosophy

Favorite Authors
Ken Wilbur, Faye Kellerman, Nora Roberts writing as JD Robb, and Emerson.

Favorite Travel Destination
Next, I’d like to skipper a boat on the canals of Europe.

Favorite Music
Blues – the rastier the better.

Favorite Sports Team
Who me? I’m the one who wouldn’t notice if football disappeared completely

Favorite Movie
Right now it’s Inconvenient Truth

Favorite Cities
Brisbane, Australia, San Francisco, Vavau in Tonga

Favorite Country
Oh my, do I have to choose?

Favorite Animal
MzTiz, my tabby cat

Your Hobbies
Pottery

Favorite Websites (Other Than Your Own)
Orisinal and Craig’s List 

Favorite Drink
Wet cappuccino made with Peet’s Coffee

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
It doesn’t snow here and two of my grandkids live here.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?  Why?
Costa Rica looks good . . . so does Australia…

The Greatest Things About Being A Freelance Writer and Writing Coach
The freedom

The Worst Thing About Being A Freelance Writer and Writing Coach
The unpredictable income

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Freelance Writing What Would You Say?
Write, rewrite, and market

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Boat Bumming What Would You Say?
Go for it!

If An Older, Career-Changer Approach You About Getting Into Freelance Writing What Would You Say?
Write, rewrite and market

If An Older, Career-Changer Approach You About Getting Into Boat Bumming What Would You Say?
Go for it . . . quickly.

How Would You Define Success?
Sometimes I define success by my bank account, but that doesn’t work very well. What works is making a gratitude list, then I know I’m successful

Any Other Comments About the World Of Work You’d Like To Share?
Go ahead, follow your dream!

Popularity: 15% [?]

In the 12th of my new Ask-A-Pro series, I’d like to present you with Sherril Steele-Carlin, currently a freelance writer, but in prior lives a national park, casino, and airline employee.

In the Ask-A-Pro format, I’ll tell you a little about the author and how-to-find-your-dream-job expert . . . then via the Comments section to this post, please feel free to ask a specific question about the career or job in question.

Anyone (expert or not) is free to post responses to your query, and I or the author/how-to-find-your-dream-job pro may chime in as well.

This is your chance to get unbiased advice from a real, honest-to-goodness-been-there-done-that dream job professional.

So, here goes . . . Sherril on working in national parks, casinos, and the world of words.

Sherril Steele-Carlin lives in Reno, Nevada, and worked in casinos when she first moved to the area. She knows many people who work in the casinos in Reno, and her experience working there taught her the odds in the casino are always in their favor.

Today, she’s a full-time freelance writer, living about an hour away from one of our great natural wonders, Lake Tahoe.

She’s published numerous articles in print publications like Rock & Gem, The Original Farmer’s Almanac, American Profile, Nevada Magazine, Cat Fancy, and many others. She also writes for several websites.

Dream Jobs To Go Titles
Living and Working in a National Park
Casino Jobs
Airline Jobs

Current Profession
Freelance Writer and Researcher

Websites or Blogs You’d Like Us To Know About
RenoTahoe

What Would You Be Doing If You Weren’t A Working in Parks, Casinos, Or Airlines
I’d be a professional landscape photographer.

Favorite Food
Anything Mexican

Favorite Authors
James Michener and Irving Stone

Favorite Travel Destination
The Grand Canyon

Favorite Music
Soft rock and smooth jazz

Favorite Sports Team
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (but I like the old name better!)

Favorite Movie
Singing in the Rain

Favorite City
Victoria, B.C.

Favorite Country
Ireland

Favorite Animal
My four cats

Your Hobbies
Cross Stitch, Cooking, Reading, Gardening, Crafts

Favorite Websites (Other Than Your Own)
eBay

Favorite Quotation
Life in the city can make you crazy
For sounds of the sand and the sea
Life in a high-rise can make you hungry
For things that you can’t even see
– John Denver

Favorite Drink
White wine

Why Do You Live Where You Do?
Because I hate big cities and would never live in one again.

If You Could Live Anywhere You Wanted, Where Would It Be?  Why?
On a 100-acre ranch in Montana (see above).

The Greatest Things About Being A Freelance Writer
The freedom and the creativity.

The Worst Thing About Being A Freelance Writer
Paying the bills, finding work, and nasty editors.

If A Young Person Approached You About Getting Into Freelance Writing, What Would You Say?
It’s a job, not just an adventure! Treat it like a business, and always be on the lookout for new work.

How Would You Define Success?
I think success is different for everyone. Success for me is the ability to live the life I want, do the work I love, and live where I’m happiest. It’s not all about money, but what you do with the money, and your time, I think, that marks success.