From Retail to Real: Sarang Sharma’s Leap into Creativity
You have to start valuing your time over your money because at some point, like you kind of get used to living off of like a hundred dollars a week or whatever.
Ever thought about leaving your day job to chase your creative dreams? Tim Heller sits down with Sarang Sharma, a first-generation Indian American who did just that. Sarang, an actor, director, and stand-up comedian, shares his story of moving from part-time retail work to a full-time creative career. He’s not just any creative; he’s also the CEO and founder of Awry Productions, a film production company in NYC.
In this episode of '2nd Cup', Sarang opens up about the challenges and rewards of valuing time over money. He talks about the importance of creating your own projects and how building a supportive community has been crucial for his journey. Tim and Sarang discuss what it takes to stay inspired and motivated when the going gets tough. Sarang’s goal is to inspire more South Asian kids to follow their dreams without worrying about fitting into generational expectations.
His story is filled with valuable insights and practical advice for anyone looking to make a similar leap. So, if you’re pondering a big career change or just need a dose of inspiration, grab your morning coffee and tune in. This episode is a heartfelt conversation that might just give you the push you need to follow your own creative path.