Some Unprofessional Advice on How to Handle Rejection

[trinasotira]

I rarely give advice on this blog. But who cares what I rarely do, ‘cuz I’m doin' it. So buckle up!

I recently had a few friends tell me that they’re waiting on news about their next book contract. They’ve had one, two, or three books published, but now their publisher is deciding on the next book. Whatever the case, what’s most troubling is the

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[jdwrites4kids]

I like your advice, but only the odd pieces. No, no, no, I'm not saying your advice is odd. The odd numbered ones. Not doing #2 -- self explanatory. Not doing #4: the Achilles isn't quite ready to support that one foot slide up to the foul line while I release a perfect gutter ball. I could bowl on Wii though!

[jdwrites4kids]

Dang...the Wii controller just flew out of my hand ... (forgot to wash off the bacon grease from #3)

[trinasotira]

HA! I guess I never considered doing all five steps simultaneously, but I'm happy to hear it's partially possible. Well, at least the combo of #3 and #4. I still think you can do #2. In the Dark Ages, I believe they used to rub bacon grease on their dry skin. Who needs lotion?!

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[trinasotira]

Wow. Wait a second. I understand that you are trying to get others to visit your website, which looks interesting, I think, but are you implying that my blog offers subjects on which people write their dissertations. Really? Because I'd love to see a dissertation on hair brushing or lotion application or even bowling. Hmmm. On another note, I had no idea you could pay someone to write your thesis or dissertation. Is that even possible and/or credible?