Re: Peer Economics
Alonzo Davis (alonzo@mca.edu)
Wed, 27 Nov 1996 08:26:14 -0600
QueeneMUSE@aol.com wrote:
>
> David
> > high-paying offers for their work. Of course, they could always hire
> someone
> > to teach them how to improve their skills and become a more excellent
> worker,
> > and thus improve their financial situation.
>
> Max"M" ( the denmark one)
> >How would they pay when they have a bad income (catch 22?)
>
> This is always the *percieved* catch, and being resourceful is the key.
> Speaking only from my on personal experince, I have focused on living
> off art and just art for 8 yrs and hence, havent taken any "day jobs"
> resulting in a lower than usual income. (very worth it IMO)
>
> When I decided to change my economic bracket re: art digital, I
> offerred my intense skills at drawing and design in return for intense
> training in computers. After many bogus sidetrips, I got a good offer.
> Today I am being trained and getting paid too. Plus perks.
> Also- you can self teach.
> Lifting Limitations,
> -Nadia
>
> "...love's the only engine of survival" - Leonard Cohen
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