Authors, Make “Business” Your Next Hobby

Something you can learn, develop, and enjoy at your own pace and desired level of intensity

Sharon Woodhouse
3 min readOct 13, 2023
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Here are some of the varied collections of hobbies of particular adults I know. Hobbies they have invested loads of time and energy in. Hobbies that bring great enjoyment and deep satisfaction. Hobbies they have developed to different degrees of intensity and level of skill over the years. You probably have your own list.

  • cars, video games, investing, current events
  • jazz, cocktails, home renovations
  • dancing, improv comedy, learning Spanish
  • photography, cosplay, poetry, heavy metal
  • Scrabble, hiking, foreign films, thrifting
  • jewelry-making, crochet, wine, blogging
  • travel, collectibles, contemporary art, Japanese culture
  • boatmaking, cycling, local history
  • auto repair, camping, jigsaw puzzles
  • community theater, Italian-American heritage, organizing social events

Okay, I carried on a bit. What’s my point?

My point, authors, is that business can also be a hobby.

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Sharon Woodhouse
Sharon Woodhouse

Written by Sharon Woodhouse

Sharon Woodhouse is an author coach, publishing consultant, and project manager. She was an indie book publisher for 25 years. www.conspirecreative.com

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