The Real Cost of Chasing a Creative Career in New York
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The Real Cost of Chasing a Creative Career in New York
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I live in the greatest city in the world for creatives and some days it feels like I'm watching it through a window.
A previous episode on my life in NYC was about why New York is the best place to build a creative life. This one is the other half. Because between the free gallery openings and the 2am pizza slices, a lot of us are quietly feeling behind, burnt out, and weirdly alone in a city of 8 million people.
On this episode of CUERATED, Carlos gets honest about why creative community is everywhere and still so hard to find when you work a full-time job, what it means when every person at the bar has a podcast, a brand, and a zine, how rejection hits differently when it comes in bulk, and the "what if I don't make it" spiral that this city is happy to feed. He also gets into the part that surprised him most: getting so caught up hunting for something to do in New York that he forgot he actually lives in New York.
It's not a rant. It's the receipts, plus one small thing he's changing. If you're a creative in NYC, thinking about moving here, or already wondering if you're doing it wrong, this one's for you.
You'll leave feeling less alone in the grind and a little more present in the city you're in.
Check out CUERATED.NET for more!