can anyone send me the success story of JK rowling. any potterhead is here plz
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Potterhead ⚡️✌️
Jk Rowling is a famous author of famous novel series Harry Potter.
Her life was not at all easy, she has a different story than other authors. She is a author which literally took us to a new world where everyone would wish to go.
When Jk Rowling was 6, she wrote a book about a Rabbit which was published and praised. She always thought that she is going to be a book author which would be very famous. Her teenage days were very difficult and unhappy.
When she began writing Harry Potter, her mother died which was the most traumatised moment in her life. Her mother's death made her write about the Harry Potter's parents death. When she was married, after few days she had daughter named Jessica and after some days she was divorced with her husband and she took care of her daughter in an apartment where she was jobless and tired.
She even thought of doing suicide.She faced depression and anxiety. She spent much time in cafés writing harry potter.. She also used to write on the tissue papers in the hotel.
Though she was alone, a lone parent, jobless she didn't give up and after some days she published her first novel Harry Potter and the Philosophers stone. Her series of seven books has since sold more than 450 million copies, won innumerable awards, been made into movies, and transformed Rowling's life.
Her achievements are endless ..
She has received best novel award, best kids choice award, Literature award and many
more.
She is a truly inspiration to the new generation and high motivation that no matter what the situation is you should not give up and go after what you really deserve.
Hope it helps ☺️☺️
HARRY POTTER ⚡️❤️
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hey potter head bud,
Soon after conceiving the idea for Harry Potter, Rowling began writing but was immediately pulled away from her work by the devastating death of her mother. Rowling ceased working on the book and sank into a deep, grieving depression, getting little to nothing accomplished in that time.
In the hopes of digging herself out of grievance, she took a job teaching English in Portugal for a year. Her goal in venturing abroad was to get away from her troubles and more importantly, use her time off to continue working on her book. She set the goal of having the first Harry Potter book done by the time she returned from Portugal.
Things did not go as planned.
Not only did she fail to make progress on her first book, but after falling in, and then out of, love, she ended up with a failed marriage and a baby daughter she now had to raise alone. She came back to nothing. She had no job, no finished product and two mouths to feed. She had hit rock bottom. As she struggled with depression, raising a child on her own and living off meager unemployment benefits, she resumed work on her book in cafes while her daughter was asleep.
Despite numerous setbacks, she found solace in doing what she loved – writing. In fact, she found that the little she had was enough to be moderately happy. She had ended up in exactly the position she had feared most and found that it wasn’t that bad. There wasn’t anything left to be afraid of and her work showcased that mindset.
When Rowling finally finished the first three chapters, she sent the manuscript off to a publisher – They quickly passed on the project.
She sent it to another publisher. Again, the answer was no. Her mailbox filled up with rejection letters, but she didn’t let it stop her.
“Failure meant a stripping away of the inessential. I stopped pretending to myself that I was anything other than what I was, and began to direct all my energy into finishing the only work that mattered to me.” --- J.K. Rowling
After sending her manuscript to 12 different publishers and getting rejected by every single one, Rowling began losing confidence in her book. Finally, the editor at Bloomsbury Publishing company sat down to read the manuscript. And so did the editor’s 8-year-old daughter. The little girl loved the opening chapters and begged to read the whole thing. This made the publisher agree to publish Rowling’s novel. But Rowling was left with a warning: that she should get a day job because she wouldn’t make any money writing children’s books. Once Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone was published, though, she proved everyone wrong.
J.K. Rowling went from being a jobless single mother living off unemployment benefits to one of the best selling authors of all time. But it didn’t happen overnight. She faced rejection and constantly strived for success. She worked hard at her craft before anyone noticed her. That practice, along with strengthening herself against rejection, was what made her work unforgettable. Looking back, the Harry Potter series has earned over $400 million in book sales, and the last movie alone earned $476 million dollars in ticket sales... on opening weekend. She was the first female to become a billionaire author, not that many authors make it that far in the first place.
If you have a dream or a passion and you keep getting rejected or running into failure, don’t let that stop you. If you’re going through a tough time in your life, but working on something you really believe in, don’t give up. If you do, you’ll never know what could have been. Who knows, you might end up breaking records.
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