He made over $100,000 in tech. Five years later, he staged his first art show as a goodbye to NYC.
News Source : Business Insider
News Summary
- Andrew Tsao, 34, moved to New York with a one-way ticket and no job lined up.
- He worked in B2B sales before transitioning into the tech industry.
- His income fell from six figures to under $25,000 when he left the corporate world.
- Tsao is among the many New Yorkers who have adapted how they live to keep up with the city’s high cost of living.
- It took a layoff from his six-figure tech job, Medicaid-subsidized therapy, and a psychedelic session to realize he wanted to be an artist in New York City.
Andrew Tsao at T.O.L.K., standing in front of The Art of Surrender, his first art exhibition ever.
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