Alexandra Bogdanovic's Blog: That's life... - Posts Tagged "transition"

It seems to happen once every couple of years.
For some reason or another, I decide I'm done. I'm through. I'm no longer going to promote my memoir.
This time I mean it.
After a year of incredibly hard work, I finally earned my paralegal certificate from Pace University on July 16, 2015. And with that newly minted certificate in hand, I decided it's time to get a day job that actually pays the bills.
Since I'll be busy distributing my resume, I can no longer promote my memoir.
I have also decided that if I actually land the lucrative day job with a nice, regular schedule that I've been dreaming of, I'll actually have time to start writing my second book.
But I'll no longer be able to promote my memoir.
I have also decided that if (and when) I get my dream job and start writing my second book, I'll have to make time for a healthy social life.
But I'll no longer be able to promote my memoir.
I have also decided that if I have a dream job and time to write my second book and a healthy social life I might as well start dating again. Yes, you heard it hear first. I'm actually thinking about dating again....
But if I do, I definitely won't have time to keep promoting my memoir...
So by now I am sure you've gotten the picture. I will no longer be actively promoting my memoir. There will be no more ads on goodreads once the current ads expire. There will be no more contests, no more interviews, no more radio appearances.
By now some of you are no doubt applauding and others have been brought to tears. (Of course I'll never know whether they are tears of joy or tears of sadness... that's entirely up to you).
In any case, there's no need to cry. I'm not going anywhere. I will continue blogging here on goodreads because I enjoy it and I will maintain a social media presence elsewhere for the same reason.
To those of you have been along for the ride since the beginning and to those of you who jumped on the bandwagon along the way, I thank you for your support. And I hope you'll stick around.
Until next time, "That's life..."