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I used to think that everyone was dramatic when they said they were worried about AI taking our jobs... until it became a real possibility. As a creative, how do we deal with the fact that a lot of the things that we take pride in (and make money off of) can now be done by a robot? Surprisingly, I think there's a silver lining in it all.
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So you're ready to turn your creativity into a lucrative career or side hustle...what now? As someone who habitually turns hobbies into a money-making product, I've learned a thing or two. Here are all the potential avenues to monetize your skills.
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Just because you’re good at something, doesn’t mean that you should turn it into a career. Before you dive into creative entrepreneurism, there are a few key questions to consider to decide if it’s a pathway to your dream career, or whether it’s something that’s better off staying a hobby. And this is coming from someone who has tried to monetize almost every hobby I’ve ever had.
You have a creative gift, but if you’re trying to turn it into a sustainable career, you can’t survive off vibes and bursts of inspiration alone. You need to dig into that Type A side of your brain and create a process to make it easier and more reliable to tap into your creative genius.
Welcome to the Type A/Type B Podcast!
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