I sent 36 queries out last night for Prodigies. It was time.
I am, as always, hoping some agent takes a nibble or a bite on my query. (Remember that I have one nibble on Voyageurs from a romance publisher and no other pending excitement.)
I have hope. Hope is not the belief that my desired outcome will happen, it is a belief that something advantageous will happen, maybe something I couldn't even predict.
I was about to say one can't have hope without taking a risk, but that's not true. People who don't like change can hope things stay the same, as those who try to make change can hope that they can make a change. But the person who hopes things stay the same has no influence on the change, while those who try to make change has an influence. Not complete influence, but still.
In addition, the person who tries to make change might find a result even better than they had expected, and being someone comfortable with change, they can take advantage of what they've been given.
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