ENDA Episode 67→ The time when ENDA appreciates having a life outside the office (Part 1)
For many, the idea of stepping away from the screen for something that isn’t work-related feels like a luxury they can't afford. But is it really?
One of the hardest things for artists, especially beginners, is finding time to relax. Between school, internships, or work, it feels like there’s never a right moment to step away.
➡️ If you're a student, there’s always another assignment, another shot to refine, another software to learn.
➡️ If you're an intern, the pressure to prove yourself is constant—long hours, extra practice, and an unshakable feeling that taking a break means falling behind.
➡️ If you're already working, deadlines come at you non-stop, and imposter syndrome whispers that you can’t afford to slow down when others are pushing harder.
For many, the idea of stepping away from the screen for something that isn’t work-related feels like a luxury they can't afford. But is it really?
Many of the best artists find their inspiration outside of work.
A casual walk, playing an instrument, sketching for fun, or even just talking to people outside the industry. These moments reset your mind and fuel creativity in ways that working non-stop never will.
It’s easy to feel guilty about taking time for yourself, but the truth is we all need time to relax, we are people before being artists.
What do I mean by that? Well, that would be a future episode.
How do you disconnect from work?
The journey continues…
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