Hey again Bruce! Thanks for reviving this thread. I've had a similarly non-linear career path up until now. I was a full time theater artist and then a full time musician; both these sucked up all my time but gave back very little money. Then I worked in online-learning and then did a stint in FM Radio.
Nowadays, I'm more hesitant to make creative leaps across competencies because there's a pervasive idea that people who are new to a particular industry should earn less than people who've held similar jobs all their lives. Did you ever face that? Or did you manage to somehow earn more and more money even though you were doing newer things? PS Udhay: It's getting more difficult to AVOID top posting on the new Google Inbox app. If I try to delete all quoted text, my entire response becomes formatted as quoted text. Don't want to set my default setting to not include conversation history because the world at large had become used to that 'feature'. Thoughts? On Sat, Jul 11, 2015, 01:21 Bruce A. Metcalf <bruce.metc...@figzu.com> wrote: On 06/01/2015 10:27 PM, Udhay Shankar N wrote:
