Kimberlee Koym-Murteira

you know against other people in the bay area as just improving my my work you know getting to focus more deeply on that and i find that gives a lot more hope right that i can just be in my own practice

and keep focused on where I'm going instead of, oh, I got that rejection or I got this rejection or I don't get into the place I exactly want.

So I have my various collectives that I'm a part of.

And honestly, that those people are kind of the first people to give me advice.

Right?

Yeah, when I put something on ask, or if I'm like, have a deadline coming up, and I'm trying to get

feedback really quickly, I will tag them and, and then I'll get feedback within a couple of hours.

And then I have one person who has always been looking at my images, who's a mentor in the program, Candice.

And she is so anyway, so Candice.

Yeah, she reviews a lot of my images, and then making it really helped me become a better writer.

And just that I'm like, Oh, Macon would say that's like not not specific enough to general to general.

Like making on my shoulder, like I've worked with her more independently.

too, like, you know, outside of the membership, just a little extra, which I think I've really benefited from, like just having that extra writing support, which actually I was looking for that for years.

Yeah.

I'm using Grammarly at the moment.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I got a chat GBT like through the university I teach at.

I haven't really broken into that.

Grammarly has brought up my confidence in like the grammar part of the writing, but it also, it takes out the details, right?