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How Are You Going to Get a Real Job?: Monique Fisher's Romance Writing Revolution

How Are You Going to Get a Real Job?: Monique Fisher's Romance Writing Revolution

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"How are you going to get a real job?" It's the question that haunts creative professionals everywhere—and romance author Monique Fisher has an answer that defies convention.

Join us for a candid conversation with the creator of the MRCU (Mo's Rom-Com Universe) as she dismantles the myth of the "real job" and reveals how her passion for crafting diverse romance novels exists alongside (and sometimes in beautiful tension with) her nine-to-five career. From theatre enthusiast to comic book geek to acclaimed author of six published works, Monique shares her unconventional path and why creative pursuits deserve recognition as legitimate career choices.

We'll explore how Monique balances her professional life with her writing schedule, the importance of diverse voices in the romance genre, and how her Los Angeles environment influences her storytelling. For anyone who's ever had their creative ambitions dismissed or questioned, this episode offers both validation and practical strategies for pursuing your passion—whether or not it fits society's definition of a "real job."

Plus, find out which superhero actor Monique would cast in one of her rom-coms!, coinciding with the release of Monique's sixth book as of December 2024.

Guest: Monique Fisher (Creator of Mo's Rom-Com Universe)

Previously recorded March 8th 2025

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