Being 'on' for a period of time can be tiring, even if you're not an introvert.
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Being 'on' for a period of time can be tiring, even if you're not an introvert.
So much of self care is self-focused, whether it’s an indulgence like a nice bath or work like making yourself a doctor’s appointment. But what happens when you take the focus off yourself for a minute, and learn how to do something that exists for its own reason? Drive stick, learn to knit, bake some bread.
If you turn your hobby into your job, you might end up with a fulfilling and lucrative career—or you might go broke and ruin your hobby forever. Turning a hobby into a job doesn’t mean flipping a switch labeled “make money.” It takes years to ramp up, and you need to make and promote your work strategically. We talked to Justin Maller, Chief Creative Officer at DeviantArt and an accomplished art director and illustrator, about how to go from hobbyist to professional, and how to enjoy it.