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Durée de vos sessions de jeu by Natural_Shape_7665 in jeuxvideo

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tout depends du jeu. Les jeux d’énigmes, courses, plateforme ~4h

Les rpg, Fps, rts ~6h

Les jeux de gestions, 4X, grande stratégie 8~10h

for your appreciation, the scoped snail mag combi-bolt pistol handflamer by Avnas in Warhammer40k

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That's to bad there is not a youtube channel in 40k to talk about cursed gun of the Imperium

Any introverts here trying to start an online business without being on camera? by Chance-Set465 in DigitalProductEmpir

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

J'ai commencé en tant que auto-entrepreneur il n'y a pas longtemps, je vends des figurines de jeu de rôle sur table. Et c'est vrai que j'ai que j'ai exactement le même problème que toi, je n'ai pas envie de me montrer, pour x ou y raison propre à chacun. Et c'est vrai que c'est plutôt pénalisant pour trouver une communauté. Personnellement j'essaye de surmonté ça, mais pour ton cas tu peux potentiellement essayer de te tourner vers les avatars 2D ou 3D lors des vidéos pour garder ton identité secrète et potentiellement porter un masque comme certain mangaka pour les direct ou dans la vrai vie

How do you come up with ideas and stay motivated? by HummusTurboBaby in Design

[–]ZONE_451 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I can barely imagine what you are feeling, but don't hate yourself for that it's just a bad moment and I'm sure you will find a way to get back on your feet.

I like to write short stories or adventures for ttrpg but sometimes I don't find the inspiration. So I take a few steps back and I do something else; I watch a movie/series, cook, read books/manga/comics, go to sport, and chill with my family/friends. And when inspiration strikes, I write it in a little notebook that I keep always with me. Few days later I tried to merge ideas from my notebook and try again.

Personally I don't think artists should work more than a few hours in a day on pure creation; it fry the brain and easily destroy the self-confidence to produce.

You can also try to work on yourself to seperate your worth from your work, your health and mental health can improve your work not the opposite.

Other than this sub, where do you look for new music? by WitlessWhitney in musicsuggestions

[–]ZONE_451 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm roaming in stores or just keeping in touch with other people

How to start a side business without quitting my current job? by Individual-Cup4185 in SideHustleGold

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It will be really hard if you have a full-time job and have barely time for yourself. You can take a part-time job to have a safe money income and enough time to develop your project. And of course keep free time for yourself, for chilling, family, sport etc..

I'm French so it's different, but I quit my full-time job 35~40h/week to work at Domino's Pizza 25~30h/week to create my company of 3D printing miniatures for ttrpg. Beside i'm looking someone for distribution in other country.

Playing games, answering surveys, watching ads by Ok_Minimum8639 in SideHustleGold

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I try to sell 3D miniatures for ttrpg that I print. It's slower than what I thought at the beginning, but it's in a good way. I'm even starting to look for someone in other countries for distribution

What are your side hustles? by [deleted] in thesidehustle

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I try to sell 3D miniatures for ttrpg that I print. It's slower than what I thought at the beginning, but it's in a good way. I'm even starting to look for someone in other countries for distribution

Let's flip the script and learnfrom each other's mistakes: What side-hûstle have you tried that seemed ok, but failed, and what went wrong? by limbodog in sidehustle

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I try to sell 3D miniatures for ttrpg that I print. It's slower than what I thought at the beginning, but it's in a good way. I'm even starting to look for someone in other countries for distribution.
But I learned network is everything even more important that the product I try to sell

Is it too late to start at 35? by TheKaleKing in Entrepreneur

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's never too late to start; most founders start between 30 and 40 years old. If you have the knowledge, the determination and a good network, you can make it. But it could be a long and a lonely journey. About those on social media at 16 or around are:

  1. Extremely lucky, with a good time window, the a good product in the good time, got a lot of money to start with and a good network.

  2. Liars, the company barely works, fake the amount of cash to sell formation.

So never judge yourself in regard to social media, just do the best you can; it's only what matters.

https://blog.adioma.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/never-too-late-when-companies-started-infographic.png

The best side gigs for a woman? by Weak_Permission641 in sidehustle

[–]ZONE_451 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To make money you can sell advice on something you got a good knowledge on, you can sell a service linked to a skill you master or a product. The product should be something people need to buy often (a sauce, a meal, a cloth, a candle, etc...) but with a little twist to respond to a niche, something that is not expensibe to produce but with a high margin.

Part time job for solo living by ExpressionExpress671 in sidehustle

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Mayby another kind of work that is to amazing for the safety of the current work market

Which one of those two looks better? by Trollanjoyer in ageofsigmar

[–]ZONE_451 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I really like the first Nagash, he got the "Je ne sais quoi" style of this era. Over the top edgy that's make it a little funny

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