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<blockquote data-quote="junsey" data-source="post: 9544997" data-attributes="member: 7045356">Hi Stephen,Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my post, even after all this time. Your message is incredibly inspiring and encouraging.Since I made that post, quite a few things have changed in my life. After 11 years working as a developer, I was laid off from my job. While that might sound tough, in retrospect, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Shortly after, I was offered a part-time position as a game designer at a very small video game studio. This job allows me to pay my bills while giving me the freedom to focus on something I’m truly passionate about: making my own games.I’ve since put a lot of effort into building my brand, The Company, to publish my games. While I haven’t had much reach or success with my titles yet, I genuinely love what I do. It’s deeply fulfilling to think that even after I’m gone, the games I create might continue to exist and, hopefully, entertain future players.Your comment is incredibly morale-boosting. It’s reassuring and motivating to hear from someone like you, who has worked so hard and managed to make a living doing what they love. It gives me hope that, with enough dedication and flexibility, I might one day achieve the same.Thank you again for your thoughtful and honest response. It means a lot to know there are others out there paving the way and proving it’s possible.Best regards,Rodrigo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="junsey, post: 9544997, member: 7045356"] Hi Stephen, Thank you so much for taking the time to reply to my post, even after all this time. Your message is incredibly inspiring and encouraging. Since I made that post, quite a few things have changed in my life. After 11 years working as a developer, I was laid off from my job. While that might sound tough, in retrospect, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Shortly after, I was offered a part-time position as a game designer at a very small video game studio. This job allows me to pay my bills while giving me the freedom to focus on something I’m truly passionate about: making my own games. I’ve since put a lot of effort into building my brand, [B]The Company[/B], to publish my games. While I haven’t had much reach or success with my titles yet, I genuinely love what I do. It’s deeply fulfilling to think that even after I’m gone, the games I create might continue to exist and, hopefully, entertain future players. Your comment is incredibly morale-boosting. It’s reassuring and motivating to hear from someone like you, who has worked so hard and managed to make a living doing what they love. It gives me hope that, with enough dedication and flexibility, I might one day achieve the same. Thank you again for your thoughtful and honest response. It means a lot to know there are others out there paving the way and proving it’s possible. Best regards, Rodrigo [/QUOTE]

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