Levi left art school with no job, but worse, no love of art.
Eventually he started creating and experimenting. Finding his style, he also found an art director and his lucky break. Going from flipping burgers to turning over big meaty clients.
Still Levi has worked hard to keep the ‘play’ of art in his life. Joining a studio and forming a collective. He’s not going to let getting paid to create detroy his love for it.
Read MoreOver 10 years ago Frankie crowd funded her training as a graphic designer. It’s fair to say she doesn’t look at problems the same way everyone does.
And when pregnancy took her flourishing freelance career a few steps back, when she felt isolated amongst parents with full-time jobs, she didn’t settle. She searched. She got creative.
As her first child was born, so was ‘Doing It For The Kids’. Through a blog, Instagram, award-winning podcast and thriving community, she’s forged a second family of freelancers juggling kids & business.
Read MoreAlthough Michelle had a brief fling living the nine to five life in Silicon Valley, there was no chance of her resisting being her own boss.
In two decades she’s grown a successful business, a family, a Twitter community and ridden out recessions and tough spells. It’s the long game and she’s got plenty to share on how to play it.
Read MoreKrishna was always freelance on the side of other jobs, eventually going full self-employed in 2019.
Now with the support of a mentor, a community and mastermind group she’s growing her business into an agency.
A lot going on, a lot happening fast. But then she loves life ‘100 miles per hour’.
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