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Yes. I guess it’s funny that capitalism gives us the choice of being homeless and impoverished whilst searching out our dreams, or an alternative of wage slavery. Haha I think I get it
“Failure is not an option – it is mandatory. The option is whether or not to let failure be the last thing you do.”
I don’t really like this kind of false dichotomy. There’s no reason he can’t hold down a regular job while having a hobby on the side until his hobby becomes financially successful. Especially since he could do digital art instead.
What one wishes to do should not be the primary concern … one should be aware of the financial gain it provides … but that’s a different Art to master.