What does it mean to be a Writer's Life?

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 Everyone has heard the expression "living the life of a writer", which is usually understood as a life, a simple life, with little to do. No work, no rush, no hassle. While others had to rush to work, and work hard to earn a living, writers sit at home and do nothing, getting paid for it. 

Eh... If only it were true. 

In fact, this opinion means nothing. This is a kind of rhetoric. 

The truth about how writers live is, every writer has their own, and none of them get paid to do anything about it. 

There are many different ways to earn money for writing, and the reason for entering life should be different for each writer. 

For some people who write, rather than try to get published, because they write for the pleasure of doing so. 

Published authors who make a living writing, and then do so in a variety of ways, including blogging, writing a book, writing a novel,?????????? write, write, write ghost stories, write stories, write articles, write columns, and so on. 

Not only are there several different types of writers, but they also differ in how and when they write. Some people prefer to write early in the morning, while others prefer to do what they need to do in the afternoon. While others prefer to write late into the night, and burn on the proverbial midnight oil. 

I knew a writer who always woke up at 4 o'clock, sat up in bed, drank coffee and wrote around 9 o'clock, and then she had to get out of bed and start her day. 

And this suggests that different authors have different areas where they prefer to write in bed, in the office, in writing, in the center, in the library, in a cafe, or even sitting on a park bench. 

It all boils down to the fact that this is the author's life and what you want to do. You can write whatever you want, where you want, when you want. While you're writing, and enjoying it, you're living the life of a writer, the one that responds to you. 

Sometimes it's easy to make mistakes when reading about how others make money from writing, and I think if you copy what they do, you'll have exactly the same success. But this may be because no one has the same mentality, the same life, thoughts or email address, for someone else, no matter how they try to imitate their style, to the way you work. 

So, it's best to find out what works best for you, so that you can live your personal writing life, and above all, to enjoy it immensely. 

I spent years trying out different methods and different types of emails, and before I knew what worked best for me. 

Along the way, I also made money writing it, and I had a lot of fun doing it. 

And I know that if I could quit my job and make a living out of my creative work, that's when I wouldn't be living writing my own life.