10 Unexpected Writing Careers That Could Transform Your Life Today
But even that didn’t guarantee my success—it guaranteed only that I’d never quit.
I became a sports writer before I was old enough to drive.
At 14, I talked my way into a stringer job at a local daily newspaper, covering high school sports. I was paid a dollar per column inch that survived the sports editor’s red pen, making me a professional writer.
At 19, I became sports editor for that paper. My passion had become my profession.
I became a magazine editor at 22, a magazine publisher at 28, and a book publisher at 31.



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