The Genesis of Kasey Capable
In March 2022, I took the brave step of leaving the job landscape I had known to embark full-time in the gig economy. It was a difficult decision and one fraught with worry. I was financially secure in my previous career but often depressed, exhausted, overlooked, angry, and hopeless. What I was more worried about, however, was continuing to cap my creative potential enmeshed in the protocol, set hours, and preset to-do lists. It was a difficult decision. Yet, if you look at the list above, it was also a no-brainer if I was going to live . Workaholism continues to be one of my uphill climbs, or the ability to stop climbing and enjoy the landscape. It has had enormous pay-offs financially, physically, and emotionally. The ability to set my schedule has mainly enhanced my relationships (when I'm not obsessed with my work). My toolbox for self-care is an essential tote. I must carry it more than any other. I’m a new entrepreneur. Putti...
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