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Quote by Zwelethu Mthethwa
The way that I work is also very different; I work for myself. That means I can do whatever I think is interesting.
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The speaker says that working independently changes how they choose to spend their time. Because they work for themselves, they can follow projects or ideas they personally find interesting instead of having those choices made by someone else. The quote presents independence as the freedom to decide what work is worth pursuing.
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- ArtThrob, “In conversation with Zwelethu Mthethwa”
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- Official Statement
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