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itself when you choose the genre and then the stories
related to it, it then is only the selection of characters
that are going to play the part of your story. It is up to you
to build your character and interact these characters to
one another to make it interesting for your readers to
read it. Give attention to every character of your story
and feel it. Every character has its own color, feeling,
emotion
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In 1995 several incidents forced me to reevaluate the way I was conducting my freelance
business. I began an introspective journey that
taught me a lot of lessons. I discovered that I had
the qualifications I needed, but I had to quickly
grow and learn if I was to survive in the
competitive world of freelance translation. A
world that has been described variously as
"jungle" and "paradise," characterized by
"freedom" and "survival of the fittest."
Regardless of which of these labels seemed more
fitting to my reality at the time, one thing I knew
for sure: if I continued to do the same things in
the same way, I would obtain the same results.
Naturally I wanted to change, and so I forged my
way into a better world: One that was fulfilling
and, actually, enjoyablea world in which I could
see myself spending the rest of my life.
This article was spurred by a recent event that
took me back in time, and which allowed me to
be thankful once more for having been diligent in
learning about the scope of practice of a
professional translator. I am hoping that by
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