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If you do something creative for money, make sure you have something creative that you do which isn't for sale.

If you design clothes for a living, for example, you might bake or preserve food or work with clay and never sell it.

Do not monetize all of your hobbies, motherfuckers. This is how you burn yourself the fuck out.

You are writing right now. You can sing. You can doodle on a napkin. You can make the food you have to eat anyway into a creative outlet. There are ways to be creative that require no extra dollars.

You don't have to be good at it. You just have to DO IT.

You must create, preserve, and rigorously defend the part of your soul that is not for sale.

This is not negotiable. It is this or burnout.

hello. me and Fanfig are planning on making a modern day fan comic about tsoa (because Fanfig just can’t get over it) 

but we’re unsure if it would work. or it will fall into oblivion like the food stall we built last summer. a prove that this fandom is alive (forever) would encourages us. 50 reblogs would be a very big motivation and urge us to draw the first chapter. 

hello. me and Fanfig are planning on making a modern day fan comic about tsoa (because Fanfig just can’t get over it) 

but we’re unsure if it would work. or it will fall into oblivion like the food stall we built last summer. a prove that this fandom is alive (forever) would encourages us. 50 reblogs would be a very big motivation and urge us to draw the first chapter.