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Burnout as creatives can be paralysing. Understanding where it could stem from and preventing it from happening can stop issues of delays.

Source: Canva Collection Mental wellness has slowly become a focus in the creative industry. News like animators leaving in the middle of animation projects to prioritise themselves, or rejecting a project when expectations and schedules would jeopardise their team's health, is getting more common. However, this begs the question of, “Are creatives more prone to mental conditions? ” Or is it that hard to find a balance between work and life in creative work? Either way, prior

Source: Unsplash Not all are spared from the guilt of not doing something productive during our rest, or even when we should be productive, we can’t seem to do anything. Yet, you still end up feeling exhausted. What you may not know is that fighting against your mind to force yourself to do something is already exhausting. Some would say you’re being lazy, but if you were actually being lazy, you would be having fun and not be riddled with guilt. With the movement of prioriti

Rejection isn’t easy – experiencing it or saying it. As creatives who oversee their workload (especially our remote and freelance creatives!), saying ‘yes’ to every opportunity is tempting to fill up your portfolio and pay the bills.