"The hustling life" and becoming "a more well-rounded person" don't typically seem to go together. I admire Ms. Baskin's creativity and industriousness. But I d

"The hustling life" and becoming "a more well-rounded person" don't typically seem to go together. I admire Ms. Baskin's creativity and industriousness. But I don't imagine constant hustling to be amenable to well-roundedness. Just from reading the article it would appear she's got everything together and is really enjoying what she's doing. If that's the case then I congratulate her because work satisfaction is increasingly difficult to find in the modern world. For every one Ms. Baskin there are thousands who wear multiple hats not because they enjoy it but because that's their only way to survive.