Most celebrated for introducing the world to Carrie Bradshaw and the women of Sex & the City,Candace Bushnell went from making $10K a year to the NY Times bestseller list and continues to influence pop culture with her latest novel, Lipstick Jungle. While preparing to speak at the University of Southern Carolina (Columbia), Ms. Bushnell took a break to chat with Savvy Miss about her tumultuous-turned-triumphant career as a writer.
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| Rosolye -- Endeavour Hills | |
| This is a great interview. Thanks! For me, achieving success is based on how much I believe in myself and how I learn to see or create favorable circumstances. Its not necessarily wealth or recognition, but these things can evolve. I agree with Candace that writing or any other passion can blossom into success from hard work. This also happens when we least expect. Goal-setting is very personal and so is the means by which we achieve anything. People will tell you what they think you can or can't do, then, you need to decide for yourself what you wish to so and what's really possible. | |
| Chloe -- Los Angeles | |
| After reading this article I feel inspired. It is so hard to continue reaching for success when you can't see whats around the corner. Dicipline is such an important indgreidient. One that I lack. I love the advice Candace Bushnell shares. I think I am going to read it again. Thank you Savvy Miss. | |