Don't take anything too seriously

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March 08, 2023

Driftime's co-founder, Sara Taiyo, shares her tips on starting a business via Creative Boom, and how it has helped accelerate freedom for impact, both within and beyond the remit of digital design.

Don't take anything too seriously

Sara Taiyo speaks to Creative Boom and shares her tips on co-founding Driftime®, sharing her journey from becoming disillusioned with work that didn't align with her values and vision, to creating the freedom needed for design and impact beyond convention.

"One thing we've been historically denied as women is autonomy, agency, and choice – co-founding a business has helped to accelerate my freedom to make decisions that impact the industry, both within and beyond the remit of my expertise in digital design,"

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