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He/Him. Freelance Game Inventor (Arkham Horror, Descent, Android, TMNT, and many others). Feel free to buy me a cup of tea at http://ko-fi.com/kevinwilson .

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    Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

    It's okay to love something and still want to be paid to do it. Your landlord isn't going to take an IOU that reads "job satisfaction". If you want to do what you love for a living, you MUST get paid for it. Anyone that tells you otherwise is trying to make money off of you.

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      2. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        Don't work for free. Don't work for exposure. Don't work for peanuts. If you do something for free, do it for yourself and nobody else. A lot of people are really skilled at making it sound like they're doing you a favor to let you work for them. Let Tom paint his own fence.

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      3. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        If someone says to you, "I can replace you in a minute," Get out of there. Creative managers often have magical fantasies of endless pools of trained talent lined up outside their door. Anyone who views you as utterly replaceable will never respect or lift you up.

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      4. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        A creative career is still a career, and if a position isn't growing your career, be it through learning, branding, recompense, or advancement opportunities, then you're treading water there at best. At worst, any brand you've built is fading away day by day.

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      5. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        Most of the people you work for as a creative aren't going to be interested in your well-being. They're interested in hitting deadlines, in earning annual bonuses. YOU must be interested in you, in your health, your family, your art, your reputation, and your career.

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      6. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        In the end, one of the hardest things you will ever do as a creative is start to believe in your own value. There will be a lot of voices talking it down - managers trying to refuse raises, jealous competition, random haters on the internet....

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      7. Kevin Wilson‏ @KevinWilson42 15 May 2018

        ...But you must find that gold nugget inside yourself and hold it up and say, "I have value. I am skilled. Others want to employ my skills, and DAMNIT, they're gonna have to pay me for the privilege!" This is your very most precious armor as a creative professional.

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      1. Griffin Games (Andrew)‏ @TheGriffinGames 16 May 2018
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        Working for cheap or free devalues the industry as well. Also, from another perspective, paying a fair price for those creative skills creates a good checkpoint for designers to make sure that the design is ready and not to kick things off prematurely because it's cheap to do so

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