Brenda’s Business with MIRKO BORSCHE | 032c
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There are jobs you don’t do forever simply because they have little chance of turning into a career. A graphic designer might be one of them. There is always someone younger with fresher ideas, who is not burnt out, who works faster, who has newer programs, who does it for less. They might even be dabbling in the field as a student to support their bills, their skate career, or to take someone out for dinner. And this works for them because ultimately, the profession rewards reinvention but rarely longevity. When Mirko Borsche asked me how many graphic designers I knew over the age of 40,…
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