Now it is a question of marketing, i.e. trying to answer these questions:
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<li>who is my target audience
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how am I going to tell my target audience about my pictures
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But of course, beside advertising my pictures, I have to consider what my target audience wants, in their lives, at this very moment.
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<ahref="https://sive.rs/m">Someone has advised me</a>: "you have to give in order to receive".
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So I am thinking how I can benefit my target audience too. It's about building (mutually beneficial) relationships, not just yelling out loud that I am selling pictures.
(You may think that there are a lot of Christians in the world, so meeting another Christian is no big deal, but I've found that it is rare to meet a like-minded Christian. I shall not mention the so-called "Christians" who sexually abuse children.)
As for jobs - nowadays, people whom I respect say they want to take care of themselves, instead of working at jobs that they dread.
For example, the famous sports-woman, Simone Biles, made big waves in the Internet world when she withdrew from sports-events to take care of her own health. A lot of people scoffed at her.
I agree with people like Simone Biles. They inspire me. One has to be responsible for taking care of oneself. You have to be the one who puts your needs first on your list of priorities; no one else is going to do it for you.
Well, the way I see it, as long as I am healthy and happy - and as long as God loves me - I don't have to care what other people say. It certainly helps to have some independence from other people's opinions.
