Thread:JeloElducal/@comment-30384301-20180629132612/@comment-26888167-20180706222042

CaptainRustbolt21 wrote: Something tells me you found yourself a suitable career. Well, I'm still going to study business management and marketing in the university, because it's important to know about these no matter what I end up doing. Plus, I'm still going to be a videogame programmar as a hobby too, so you could say I've got several areas I'm interested in. The great thing about being passionate about so many areas is that life is never boring, and even if one thing fails, there's always a plan B and a plan C.

So in the end, in the university I'm going to study business management, I'm going to take online courses about marketing, and I'm going to continue growing my skills as a writer and as a videogame programmer. Sure, it sounds like lots of things to do at once, but to be honest, I have more than enough spare time to handle it all. And when you love what you do, it doesn't even feel like work at all.