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This is really interesting, Michael. Really enjoying seeing how this process can provide an outline for writing. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

Have you made progress on the game you were creating? I’d love to hear more about that.

Thank you so much sir. This has helped me look at my life in a bigger picture.

I played one scenario over a month with friends earlier this year, and it was quite good. As much as I love CoC, this is definitely a game I want to get back to the table again later this year.

Hi MY KING I JUST GOT ADDAMSVILLE 3 r.i.p my ruby rube she was a boss, i love ur books 😝 they have so much emotions and energy, my family says "you need to stop reading comics and that stuff and go read other stuff" like excuse me ? I cant read the best books like bruhim going ti my cousins house tomorrow and im gomna bring all my book by u,

even whit full time job people can learn to draw and write or new languge its just takes time

So, I'm around minute 6:35 and you notebook looks a lot like a calendar book. I buy two or three calendars a year year and use them approximately zero times. How is this better than a calendar book? It must be because you could just buy a calendar.

i like trevor henderson creation & terror i want meeting you in the first person. i like the story of terror

I finally finished my game system for a writing RPG! I hope it all comes together🤩🤩🤩

Hey Micheal, Thank you for the tips. Can someone from Asia submit a pitch Graphic Novel manuscript to US publishers?

Claytor’s checking in, awesome video Mr. Regina!

Hi Michael, thanks so much for your videos, I really enjoy them! I especially appreciate that you make time to record them, knowing your free time is limited! I've been overdue thanking you since I have been watching them for a while now! It's nice to know there are others out there trying to make comics with a day job and a family, thanks again!

Hi Mr. Regina! After struggling under analysis paralysis for years, I'm finally starting to create my own comic! One big thing's stopping me, though - I'm not sure big to make my digital canvas (like pixels/inch) or how big to make the margins between the panels and the edges of the page (I think clip studio paint has a tool built in for this, but I'm using Autodesk Sketchbook Pro which unfortunately doesn't have those templates). I haven't found a conclusive answer for this really anywhere else online, so I thought asking someone who actually had a graphic novel published would be a good idea.

Another great video. I'm a notebook guy too. I'll be signing up for the newsletter.

Always cool to see other creator's using the bullet journal or notebooks for things. I use a bullet journal and a pocket notebook as well, being able to track progress on things has been pivotal for me.

I really enjoyed this video, Michael. Very useful. These are the exact stories I want to write and draw myself and have faced many of the same struggles you address.

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I've been not quite playing solo rpgs for a couple of years. I haven't really figured out a good flow. I've always been good at notetaking, later discovered that this was ADHD. It's an interesting mind shift, play sessions as outlining. I would always go all out, use up all my dopamine, then burn out quick.

Just what I needed to hear❤❤❤❤❤ Thanks, Mike😊