How to Escape Lifetime Security and Pursue Your Impossible Dream: A Guide to Transforming Your Career

by Kenneth Atchity

For the Type C, or creative, personalities who want their work to "fill" their deepest creative urges, this is the frontline guide to making the transition from a secure and soulless job to a life built around a creative dream. Individuals learn how to follow the mind's eye to construct a life that conforms to personal vision, steal time to make creative dreams come true, use as assets the resources around them, and turn creative goals and objectives into an effective life plan.





• Introduces the catchy buzzword "Type C"

208 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2004

About the author

Kenneth John Atchity is an American producer and author, who has worked variously in the world of letters as a literary manager, editor, speaker, writing coach, brand consultant, and professor of comparative literature.

At home among the many worlds of communications and storytelling, he was labeled a "story merchant" by a visiting ambassador to the United States.

Atchity was born 16 January 1944 in Eunice, Louisiana, son of Fred J. and Myrza (née Aguillard) Atchity; he grew up between Louisiana and Kansas City, Missouri. He and his companies, The Story Merchant, Atchity Entertainment International, Inc., The Writers Lifeline, Inc., and The Louisiana Wave Studio, LLC, in Shreveport, Louisiana produce films and develop books for publication; and books, screenplays, and films for television and cinema, and consult with writers about their career strategies and tactics.

Reviews

[Swamini · Rating 5 out of 5]

This changed my artistic perspective. It is hard to live without security and without some experienced words to guide you to do so. This book has given me a path to navigate and be aware of my choices while working on my dream. Before reading this book I found the "Dream" word an illusive concept but while reading this book I dared to see my dream as more than a concept but a practical truth of my lifestyle. It helped me normalize my strange choices. I recommend this book to all artists who have difficulty to adjust with a "normal life".