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27M, graduated with a degree in music business/audio engineering. Worried that following my passion will cost me financial security and my girlfriend.
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For the past 3 years, I’ve worked as a freelance audio engineer and lighting tech in the stage production industry. I also have my own brand that is a party series and record label showcasing techno music from my state.

I’m very passionate about rave culture and music. I’ve been attending concerts and music festivals my entire life.

Recently, I’ve been challenged by my girlfriend to find a new career path because my financial stability fluctuates with the industry seasons and also because I could be without work at a moment’s notice with how fickle the industry is.

My father has also always challenged my passions and has encouraged me to find a more stable career.

I’ve always dreamed of being a tour manager, building my own brand, and owning my own nightclub, but I’m scared to continue following my passions, for I want to be able to take care of a family and own a farm that my family can retire on.

I also feel like I’m so close to getting over the hump, and creating wealth through my own brand. I have a strong following locally and have created strong relationships with some very talented artists.

I just haven’t seen a financial return on my work, it is also cultural and relationship success.

Is anyone else in the music industry, or made a career change from music into something more practical?

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