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One of the great things about those fields is that they don't really require a degree. So one option is let them do it, just without the huge upfront sunk cost.
by JamesBarney 7y ago
One of the great things about those fields is that they don't really require a degree. So one option is let them do it, just without the huge upfront sunk cost.
If it's art, they could live at home, work as a barista, take art classes, and paint as much as they want.
If it's acting they could move to L.A. or new york, wait tables and take lessons while auditioning.
After a few years they'll find a little traction and decide to pursue it a few more or they'll figure accounting isn't so bad. Better to figure that out at 21 than 28.