How to be creative in spite of your day job
Being creative can be time-consuming if you are already busy with a day job and all. However, you can coax your inner creativity by engaging in activities that provoke emotion. Can your skills be applied in ways that they are useful to people who can pay you? If not, then all you are is just a hobbyist. Can you strike the right balance without selling out your artistic integrity?
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Cathy Heller (DIY musician, licensing guru, and creator of the popular podcast “Don’t Keep Your Day Job”) moved to LA to become a professional musician. However, it took a while to find the balance and discover how she could be useful in Hollywood as opposed to creating art for art’s sake. So how did she do it and how best can you brand yourself as a creative? Listen, learn and enjoy!
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