Want to turn your gaming hobby into a sustainable career?
That’s exactly what Jordan Smith, who goes by the username Peeceful, did.
The 31-year-old gamer started with Call of Duty 4 on a laptop, before navigating his way through competitive gaming, streaming, and eventually leading a games company.
Putting together a portfolio of work, staying consistent and networking are among his top tips for budding gamers.
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