Although I am grateful to live at home while I pursue a new career, I hope to move back out on my own soon. Mia Minkova
At 26, I moved back to my childhood home in London to focus on pursuing my comedy career.
It's been tough building relationships and reacting to rejection while under my parents' roof.
I'm grateful to live rent-free and have access to London's comedy scene, but I'm ready to move out.
When I walked into my first Sunday stand-up class , I had no idea it would change my life.
A year and a half later, I was ready to leave my plans behind and commit to my dream of being a professional stand-up comedian — so much so that I moved from…
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