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If you were to ask me about my experience as a copy writer, I would first want to tell you about my experience as an editor. (This sentence already makes me think of the children’s book “If You Give A Moose A Muffin” because of the inherent way that no one thing in life seems to exist on its own; everything is linked together.) And if you were to ask me about my experience as an editor, I would want to begin by sharing how I ended up teaching sailing at Annapolis Sailing School.
I feel extremely fortunate to have had my passions repeatedly syncing up with my skills. I grew up sailing, first on Lake Erie and then on Chesapeake Bay. When I realized that I also loved to travel, the perfect combination of these two passions was to take sailing lessons in different parts of the world with some of the most incredible people I have ever met through ActionQuest. During those formative high school years when I participated in these sailing programs I was faced with numerous personal challenges and opportunities for self-growth. I had to get to know complete strangers, try (and fail) at new things, discover the joys and complications of traveling alone as well as with a group, and really became acquainted with the things I enjoyed, valued, and wanted to share with others.
Building Experience
So when it was time to get a job to help pay college expenses, I could think of nothing I would rather do than [click to continue…]
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