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First, I love my job on Paw Patrol and wouldn't leave. But also I'm at a point in my career where I don't really want to chase a bigger paycheck, more prestige or notoriety, or be associated with any other brands. Really I just want to express myself and see what comes out.

ohnotomsutton

@ohnotomsutton.com

This means leading more creative projects of my own. My experience tells me that every business partner/studio you have in terms in finances is always on their own agenda, and you always have compromises with them. So I'd like to be able to do those projects independently.

ohnotomsutton

@ohnotomsutton.com

Anyone over 40 can confirm that it's more a matter of physical and mental energy than anything else to be able to take on more. The older you get, you just get tired. Momentum and focus come at a cost. The idea pile keeps getting bigger, and you can only pick up one thing at a time.

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ohnotomsutton

@ohnotomsutton.com

I'm hoping that before the end of the year, I'll have more of a clean slate and more energy than I started the year with. I'll have finished the prep work which will allow me to do some of the more ambitious things I've been chewing on. My health is in a better spot now than it has been for a while.

ohnotomsutton

@ohnotomsutton.com

And I have more resources and more skills now than ever before, which makes me more independent. So it's never been truer for me thay if i wanna be the sort of person who leads creative projects i gotta... Y'know... Start leading creative projects.