A random writing vlog! Job offer anxieties, and the dangers of too much thinking @JPWrites
A random writing vlog! Job offer anxieties, and the dangers of too much thinking  @JPWrites
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
As I get back into writing after a month of distraction, I thought why not do a random writing vlog?

So here's a day in my quarantine life as I babble about a potential job offer, interview people for my team, and try to justify including new scenes in my book that really don't need to be there. I also do some writing. 😂

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QUESTIONS FOR THE COMMENTS:
- Are you still working on your Camp Nanowrimo project? If not, what's your current work in progress?

TIME STAMPS:
0:00 - Hello! Walking to the gym for the first time in two months, talking about a potential job offer
8:30 - Working from home
8:45 - Mini rant about job applications
10:55 - Walking in the forest at lunch, and wondering if I've spent too much time thinking about my current writing project
15:39 - Writing session recap
20:40 - Job update - I got the job!

FIND ME ONLINE:
Instagram: instagram.com/jp.writes
Website: jpwrites.co
Nanowrimo: nanowrimo.org/participants/jpwrites

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