tobiasthomhave

I'll give you some free advice, cause you gave me such a warm welcome and I'm in a good mood;) Life is more rewarding when you're not so quick to judge and much more fulfilling when you come to realize education and age means very little compared to what really does. I'm not too good for any job, neither is anybody else, but thankfully we have the right to an opinion of which line of work would suit us better.

Great thanks you guys, don't know where my other response went, I'm new to this...but sure appreciate you all taking the time to answer and give me some advice

Thanks a lot you guys, I appreciate it. Someone suggested transport, like driving long distance, perhaps as a truck driver, I'd have to get an education though. You're alone in the car/truck and can record what ever you want and how ever you want into a Dictaphone. And then work with the instrument as you are off. I guess that's a pretty good idea, better than waiting tables for sure. And about originals I guess I gotta get off my ass and get out there more again and remember it's not for the money anyway we do this

Hello folks, nice to join this community, I've been writing and travelling for the last 13 years and mostly playing originals on the streets and cafes or covers in bars. Do any of you have a good idea of what kind of work I could apply for that doesn't require education and might give me time to still write songs? I write every day and am very picky and slow about creating songs, I don't get paid in money for this at all anywhere and after years of experience I rarely play out anymore. I've tried a lot playing covers but it sucks out my inspiration completely. I'm also really lazy and bad at networking, socializing and all that stuff that comes with the business these days, that's why I'm asking. Maybe there is some line of work where you can still have a pen or a dicta-phone and get your ideas down when they arrive? Or some line of work that would be inspiring for a songwriter? It just feels a bit sad having to take away all the creativity time but I'm now 35 and feel like perhaps I should develop some kind of stability. I really don't want to, I would love to just write songs and prose all day, but theses days it seems impossible for someone like me. Appreciate any advice and if you feel like listening to my music for a better answer it's right here: www.tobiasthomhave.com Thank you and see you around in here!