Burnout.

Their is a guilt that arises when doing something you love starts to feel like a grind.  If you are working in a creative art field, you are probably in a service industry.  The service industry is very repetitive and this causes burnout.

Chris Boyle and Matt Hodel discuss how they have dealt with their personal burnouts in the industry.

 

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