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Ep 3: Real Hackney Dave Artist / Career identity crisis

Ep 3: Real Hackney Dave Artist / Career identity crisis

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 In this conversation, the Real Hackney Dave shares his transformative journey from a chaotic life in advertising to rediscovering his passion for art. He reflects on the identity crisis he faced in his fifties, the pressures of the advertising industry, and the liberating experience of returning to creative expression. Through his art, he aims to evoke emotions and inspire others, emphasizing the importance of self-expression and joy in life. In this conversation, Dave discusses the critical role of mentorship for artists, the importance of creating a 'Greatest Hits' collection of work, and the bravery required to express oneself through art. He emphasizes the power of art as a tool for positive change in society and reflects on the challenges of navigating corporate culture while maintaining personal values. Dave shares insights on finding comfort in routine, the significance of downtime, and the necessity of pursuing personal happiness and growth. You can follow Dave on Instagram @realhackneydave and Rosie on Instagram @rosiemansfield & Tik Tok @rosie.mansfield


Credits: Presented & Produced by Rosie Mansfield©


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