For me, there is no harmony in the concept that a person should "do what you love," in regards to a job. Of course, I do want to do what I love, and I want to help provide for my family. But I've found that I have a hard time acquiring this balance, when what I love and what I do is art. This video changed the way I feel about my art. Or rather, it put me back on track of things I have always known about myself, and had forgotten in recent years. It is hard to be in a world where people judge you by how much you make. I find that, as an artist, people judge me by what I charge. I guess that gives some validity to whether I'm worthwhile at my craft if I can prove that other people agree enough to pay me for it. When I don't charge people for my work they are more dismissive; when I worry about what people think, I sometimes end up with things that I don't love. And I know I don't charge enough, but I really want art - especiall...
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