Nicole Antoinette
Nicole Antoinette
Adam Day on Music, Overcoming Depression, and The Intersection of Art & Money
Adam Day on Music, Overcoming Depression, and The Intersection of Art & Money
Adam Day on Music, Overcoming Depression, and The Intersection of Art & Money
Saturday 1st April 2017
Join Nicole Antoinette and Adam Day on Real Talk Radio for a candid chat about balancing art, money, and mental health.
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I think the idea of failure can't exist without kind of a clear definition of what success looks like in any given project.
Imagine moving to New York City with dreams of becoming a professional musician, only to find yourself unexpectedly carving out a career in marketing and technology. That’s the story of Adam Day, a folk singer, photographer, and creative director based in Austin, TX. In this episode of 'Real Talk Radio with Nicole Antoinette', Adam opens up about his winding career path and the complex interplay between art, money, and mental health.
Adam and Nicole dive into the unpredictable nature of what society deems financially valuable and how that affects mental well-being. They discuss the pressures and hurdles faced by those in creative fields, emphasizing the importance of defining success on your own terms. Adam shares his personal experiences with therapy and community support as crucial tools for maintaining mental health. The conversation also touches on finding joy in small moments and seemingly minor purchases, which can significantly impact personal growth.
Adam’s insights offer a refreshing perspective on navigating a creative career without losing sight of what truly matters. If you're an artist, a creative professional, or someone struggling to balance passion with practicality, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for an honest and heartfelt discussion that might just help you redefine your own measures of success.