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That is true, but I'd say that its no different when you're starting any new venture by yourself with the goal of being sustainable. The entertainment business
by pompino 3y ago
That is true, but I'd say that its no different when you're starting any new venture by yourself with the goal of being sustainable. The entertainment business is rough, but it's even harder to sell tangible goods/services and deal with customers, investors, accounting, inventory, shipping, and everybody expecting the perfect shit from you "bEcAuSe tHiS oThEr mEgAcORp dOeS iT". It comes full circle because ultimately you need eyeballs to sell your shit, and its awfully nice when you have creators with an audience, who they can convince to stand in line with an open wallet for the shiny widget that you made.
Let me one up you on the cynicism :P
- bell-cot 3y ago> ...no different when you're starting any new venture by yourself with the goal of... Perhaps...but in a healthy economy, >99.9% of jobs are not "start a new venture by yourself, trying to sell to the whole world".
- pompino 3y agoI don't know what your definition of healthy economy is. 90% of startups fail, but people still do it. Is that healthy? Aside - The numbers are a lot more sane than I thought. I think its close to 50% the number of young people who want to become creators or think that being a creator is a viable choice for a career.