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Daniel Keys Moran

Neil Gaiman wrote: "Everything good that happened in my writing career happened because someone, normally another writer, helped me. Suggested me for something, put in a good word, and so on. The idea was always that you help others and they help others in their turn. It's not a win or lose game."

I'm not Gaiman, and probably neither are you (unless you are, in which case hi, Neil.)

But this is true for me and true for most of us.

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Truth Sandwich πŸ₯ͺπŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ˜·

@fatsam

Can confirm: this is absolutely true for my day job.

All my big breaks came because someone thought of me and pointed me in the right direction while throwing in a good word for me.

And I've tried to do the same for others, sometimes at personal cost.

S Callisto Burwitz

@fatsam a musician I like says "A rising tide lifts all ships". Its the way of all creative work, we rise together.

kikebenlloch

@fatsam I've done that for people who have absolutely no clue πŸ˜… I wish some did that for us πŸ˜†

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