tldr; the journey of building something true is rarely a straight line. when a snowstorm derailed big plans, it forced BLANK co-founders, dav and caezar, to pivot. this isn't just a story about a cancelled event; it's a high-level look at how unexpected challenges become the ultimate test and often the true starting point for any creative venture. it's about adaptability, deep partnership, and trusting the human resolve over the perfect plan. why the most successful founders
tldr; quitting a stable 9-5 to chase art isn't just a career change—it’s a systemic rebellion. while most choose the benefits of the corporate world, the entrepreneurial artist moves to the rhythm of their pulse. whether you’re a "double-agent" creating after hours or an artist who walked away from the retirement fund, the goal is the same: living free in a world that wants you to stay predictable. why quitting your 9-5 for art is the ultimate systemic rebellion. the world lo
this conversation feels timely. we just sat down with jenneen marie beattie—an artist who isn't afraid to poke at the structural ribs of the creative industry. one of the most polarizing threads we pulled from our talk was the concept of a guaranteed income for artists. is it a lifeline for culture, or a bureaucratic band-aid? we’re looking at both sides. tldr; guaranteed income for artists—often called basic income for the arts (bia)—is a model where creators receive a set m
