Plans change. Timelines shift. And sometimes, life demands your energy in ways you didn’t expect. That doesn’t mean you’re failing, it means you’re human. Being kind to yourself isn’t about making excuses; it’s about recognising when you need to adjust, prioritise, and move forward without guilt. Because the work will still be there when you’re ready and when you come back to it, you’ll be in a much better place to do it justice.

Worried that getting a job outside your creative path means you’re giving up? It doesn’t. Stability fuels creativity, not the other way around. A part-time job can give you the space to build your dream without desperation. In this piece, we’ll reframe the fear of “getting stuck” and explore how to make a side job work for you—not against you. Because taking a job won’t kill your dream. It might just save it.

Feeling stuck in the industry? Can’t bring yourself to film that self-tape or show up to castings with the same energy? You’re not lazy, and you’re definitely not sh*t—chances are, you’re just burnt out. This business is relentless, and if you’re questioning your talent, motivation, or even your love for it, you need to read this. Let’s break down what’s really going on and, more importantly, how to fix it.

When bookings slow down, it’s easy to overthink, lose motivation, or feel stuck. But quiet seasons don’t have to derail you. This piece explores how to stay mentally healthy, confident, and ready for your next opportunity.

Thinking of leaving your 9-5 to go freelance? After quitting finance to pursue modelling & acting full-time, I had to master five key things to survive.