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Veri

Hi,

I'm nobody important or a highly successful. I'm just on the way to it...and at very first step. However, I believe that everyone must have started from the same position. I've just graduated and I'm looking for a job, work experience or anything that is related to make-up.

My websites http://verip.w.interia.pl and htp://makeupartist78.w.interia.pl

I would appreciate any advice. Thank you.

Vi

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Started by Veri, 00:17 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 5 posts

Galileo's Universe
Greenland

In reply to Veri:

'SUCCESS'...it means different things to different people...but as long as you achieve it honestly....that is real, real success !...more often than not people use all kind of nasty 'tricks' to get the 'title'.....what matters is that you are happy doing what you are doing and creating..... in the end nobody really cares...of course that is unless they can use someone's succes to achieve their own....so don't be dissapointed if people are always trying to use you...beacuse that is the way unfortunately it always seems to go....and expect no thanks !!!....but the most important thing is ...never let all of that take the fun and humour away of anything...be smart, very smart ...be ahead, very ahead.....LOL

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From Galileo's Universe, 07:52 Sun 19 Aug 2007 | Profile +++++ | 1245 posts

Veri

I forgot to add. I've just graduated in FASHION AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MAKE-UP (VTCT qualification, 1 year part-time diploma course)

Sorry.

Vi

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From Veri, 00:26 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 5 posts

Chris Summerfield
United Kingdom

We are all somebody and all important for diffrent reasons.
All you lack by the sounds of it is experience, which is what you are aiming for by the looks of things. Keep pushing those doors open and never put your self down by saying that you are not important, we all have something to offer.
And rememer some people who go around acting as though they are very important have the least to offer talent wise, good luck and stay with it.

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From Chris Summerfield, 09:30 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 1687 posts

Veri

Thanks Chris. It's nice of you to say so...I'm trying to keep pushing the doors open and I know that I won't give up. I came a long way to be where I am now...

Thanks once again.

Vi

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From Veri, 12:29 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 5 posts

Not fun for everyone
United Kingdom

Life coaching on t'web. Grrrrrreat!

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From Not fun for everyone, 16:53 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 172 posts

Veri

So, where have you gone "Not fun for everyone"??

Vi

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From Veri, 22:20 Mon 24 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 5 posts

Chris Summerfield
United Kingdom

As a creative person you go through a lot of anxiety and emotions, that is what being creative is all about, and why a lot of creative people do what the are doing even if they do not get much money for it,if they do start to get recognised and earn money that is allways a great bonus.

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From Chris Summerfield, 09:26 Tue 25 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 1687 posts

Not fun for everyone
United Kingdom

So, creatives (now) have a monopoly on an emotional capacity & range, seriously? Veri, depends what you mean. Not that I really care about "going far" - if I'm happy, I'm fine. That would be my (admittedly rather obtuse) piece of advice.

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From Not fun for everyone, 09:57 Tue 25 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 172 posts

Chris Summerfield
United Kingdom

Pleae dont miss interprit words,
In my view these are charectoristics needed to get on in the creative industry.You must have emotion, feelings ,pashion,determination, otherwise you would not put up with a lot of the hastle of trying to get established as an artist of what ever type.

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From Chris Summerfield, 10:13 Tue 25 Jul 2006 | Profile +++++ | 1687 posts