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OMG, that is soooo cool! I took a science class in college and ya girl is sooooo bad at it. 🤣 But I respect the heck out of people who understand it! SO cool that you now have both of those skills! Double the Cozy Girl Job skills! ✨

Thank you so much !

omg wait I need to call it an emotional support vase now 😂 I love that!!

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Yayyyy! There is sooo much space for you to be creative, I love it <3

oh my goodness yessss I'm a renter! It's called the Gardyn -- there are a TON of tutorials from some other peeps on it and I absolutely love it! It is indoors and so easy to set up! mygardyn.com/shop-gardyn-home-kits/?coupon-code=rfkira75796& If you use this link you can get $100 off of it! Or if you just want to browse around the site! Also this is the tutorial I watched that helped me better understand it: ruclips.net/video/uplVvUSbVmM/видео.html

Alsooo they just released one that's smaller (I have the larger one) that's great for studio/smaller apartments ✨

oh my goodness LOVE your handle and so happy you're here <3

@ Thanks! ☺️

Awww thank you !

Yesss I agree completely -- boring-ifying can sometimes be a great tool and make it easier to get to the fun part ✨

@@lovevioletgaze Hmmm... wouldn't that be a good 'hook' for a video idea? I mean... make it boring and be more creative and productive is an interesting contradiction wich could resonate with your audience (I would definitly click out of curiosity)😉

Aw, thank you so much <3

There is something nostalgic to this music, isn't it?

Awww, yay! Soooo happy you love <3

@@RobertRedBard Mostly 80s synth 👻

You have such a good perspective about that! Totally agree.

@@RobertRedBard thank you sooo much!

i have to remind myself sometimes, too! ♡

woohoooo first !!!

Yay for creative friends! ♡

thank you for your support RONALD ♡

OMG I love this for you! LOVE the dig'! YESSS I have soooo many -- deep, low chanting, panting, shaking your body while you're maintaining a steady breath... highly recommend following our friend Maryn if you haven't already! 👇 I worked one-on-one with her a few years ago and she is simply wonderfulllll and has some amazing techniques for breath control! instagram.com/vocal_transformation/

You got it !!! ♡

@@RobertRedBard absolutelllyyyy. There’s definitely a huge difference. We don’t want to manipulate a situation at all. Reminds me of those sales tactics when a sales rep convince the customer that they actually want to spend the money and the sales rep is helping them. Just feels so wrong on so many levels.

@@lovevioletgaze Yeah the list of examples in the Internet could go endless. I hope you didn't experience long periods of extortion yourself since you try to be open and to help other people. Anyway - great video!

@@RobertRedBard 🤪

Ohhhh, I feel that sooo hard! What a joy it must be to be surrounded by the art -- one step closer to be doing *exactly* what you love. We believe in you. <3

@@lovevioletgaze thank you kindly 💟

Awww, I'm so glad it spoke to you! <3

3 Years in engineering probably contains a lot of these leverages. That means you actually know... how to do stuff... and fix stuff... and get everything working. So you can invent your own templates and systems for making illustration that others have not. Perhaps you can somehow battle your way to being nearly as fast as using AI - without using AI - and labeling it accordingly so that people know at the first glance, that you do the real stuff.

Work-wise, if you were in sales there are a TON of remote sales jobs you can find, potentially options for jobs still with a base salary so you're always guaranteed *something* even if you don't have a great month. If you don't want to do sales you definitely have the communication skills to do a lot of other communications-related jobs if you don't want to do direct sales, like customer support/client relations. Engineering is amazing! Lots of companies need remote engineers (assuming the engineering is something you can do online 😉). If you're leveraging that top sales person *definitely* put that on the top of your resume! In general, sales gives you people skills! That means you'll be *extra* good at making connections in your creative field. If you want to start carving out that path in illustration, see who you know whose already in that field in your circle or community and ask them if you can take them out for coffee, that you admire their career path and want to see how to get started on this yourself (I have a video coming out about this soon). You're already going to be someone who can keep up a conversation and make for a fun hang because you're great at sales! As an engineer, depending on the type of one you are, you have good analytical skills in some sense --- is it with software? Maybe you can make a stunning website for your illustrations that will stand out from the rest! <3

Oooh, love it and thank you so much for the kind words. 🥰 Cozy Girl Jobs: teach colored pencil drawing on Outschool, freelance graphic designer on Upwork, having your own branding design business, book illustrator for authors and publishers, sell digital portraits on Etsy, custom artwork creator for merchandise ♥

@@rezaulbari3404 Uhm... Do you have a youtube channel with public videos?

@@RobertRedBard No sir, I haven't RUclips channel.

This! Or “Leverage (Your Guide to Breaking Into Your Art Career)”

Cozy Girl Job: teach an online lining class/program through Outschool for kids! 🥰

@@MeghanLea I was only halfway through this comment and I want to give you a virtual hug! Thank you so much Meghan ♥️

Aw, thank you so much. ♡

I think I have to make a video about this now! I do have some blog posts about it, but none that directly answers this question. Stay tuned -- this is in my queue! ♥ And thank you so much for watching, in the meantime. 🍂✨

@@lovevioletgaze Awesome! You're welcome, and thanks to you 🎉✨️

@@aubreyb999 awww, this makes me so happy. Thank you so much for tuning in and I’m so glad something resonated with you 💕

@@fefaflore oh, I’m so glad! Keep doing your thing. I know there’s LOTS bubbling under the surface for you - I’m right there with you! 🫧

Haha, feels like I need to go a little deeper in on the glitter of the artist journey. 🤔✨

@@lovevioletgaze For now I merely saw but a glimpse of what you bring to the world. But Alas, isn't it obvious that something is going on with you and fairies and mariposas and cats and glitter? No judging - just mentioning the obvious XD

@@RobertRedBard Haha, well my band's name is She Sees Faeries so you tell me! 🤪🧚

OMG, thank you so much for this. It's creatives like you whose making the channel so wonderful! ♥️

Oh my goodness thank you SO MUCH 🤪 You know Algo loves every comment!

Thinking of putting in a request for an ogre emoji just for this comment. 🥦🧅🫒

@@lovevioletgaze Thank you so much. For now I will go with Mr T🦖

100% -- especially when you're a creative and want to do EVERYTHING x10. So hard.

A Violet of all trades. 🤭 I love it.

I said it in 283583 words, you said it in one. Iconic. ✨

​@@lovevioletgaze I once watched the wise youtuber "healthy gamer" who layed out his concept of a flowstate motivation. To further distinguish the two things I began to call the more static reasons to do something "motivation" and the flow state "momentum". I am a mandolin and guitar teacher. So for me it is very important to tell the parents of my students it is not the motivation, but the momentum they really lack.

​@@RobertRedBard I love this. A lot of productivity content creators also talk about this -- how systems save us, because it means we don't have to be motivated all the time. Even when you love the heck out of something, sometimes you're just not motivated enough and that's where having the systems (in your words, the flow state momentum) swoop in. I think that's so great what you tell the parents -- not enough teachers say this!

Thank you for watching!

Literally! Took me SO long and so many years of overthinking to realize this.

Heck yessss! Rooting for you. 🥰

Woooo thank you!! :P

If you're in contact with your advisor, you should definitely ask them if you're interested in starting a different program. If not, I'd Google your college's name and then "advising" to figure out who your advisor is. This would basically be figuring out how to complete an associates degree in your preferred field (Musical Theatre, Theatre, etc.). This could also help if you're looking to transfer to a 4-year university at some point! Ultimately, asking your advisor is the best bet on this since it can vary college-by-college. :)

@@lovevioletgaze Tnx appreciate it, for answering and can I get u instagram because I need sometimes help for asking