ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Demi, Amy, and Dani dig into the challenge of balancing our artistic passions with financial stability. We share our journeys, explore how to identify high-value skills, and navigate the tension between authenticity and commercialisation. We talk about the importance of play, the emotional struggles of turning creativity into a business, and how skill adaptability helps us evolve. Plus, we dive into the role of passive income in creating the freedom to do what we love.
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South Africa
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