I really do not relate at all with this article. There is no doubt that some people will see the opportunity to cash in or become "celebrities" through their h

I really do not relate at all with this article. There is no doubt that some people will see the opportunity to cash in or become "celebrities" through their hobbies. But I think there's an healthy number of people that still do it for pleasure. I keep regularly posting my bedroom-produced music to Soundcloud and bandcamp, but feel completely free of pressure. My work is completely anonymous and it's out there for whoever wants to listen. In fact, the only reason to put it out there is because I like showing my work, definitely, but I truly have no desire for recognition. I guess when it comes to my hobbies, I don't have an ego to bruise.