PT vs Journalism??

[mikemac]

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But that journalism/writing dream never really died as I am coming to realize now.

With a big caveat here – I don’t know you, I’m not predicting what is best for you, etc – take a look at the NY Times articleThe most relevant quote

As I considered my options during my senior year of college, I knew all about this Cult of Passion and its demands. But I chose to ignore it. The alternative career philosophy that drove me is based on this simple premise: The traits that lead people to love their work are general and have little to do with a job’s specifics. These traits include a sense of autonomy and the feeling that you’re good at what you do and are having an impact on the world. Decades of research on workplace motivation back this up. (Daniel Pink’s book “Drive” offers a nice summary of this literature.)
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But</a> mull it over, see if you agree, and if you think it applies to you.</p>