Pat Cuartero, founder of Yo-Yo Nation, quit his Wall Street Job at age 25. He became the world Yo-Yo Champion, and founded a multi-million dollar Yo-Yo company.

Shy Alex paints beautiful murals in the basement of Embora Dance Studio in Brooklyn. She gives advice to other Quarterlife artists.

Jazz Singer Pyeng Threadgill talks about growing up in the East Village into a family of musicians. In her Quarterlife, she teaches Alexander Technique, gets married, and becomes a parent -- while maintaining her Singing career.

Backstage at his New York Fringe play "Minimum Wage", Jeff LaGreca talks about Writing and Acting an Off-Broadway comedy musical in his Quarterlife.

Tabla player and Electronic music producer Karsh Kale talks about working in the USA and India, and what success means in your Quarterlife.

Dancer Micah "Blacklight" talks about studying art at Pratt University, lessons from his teachers, and becoming a professional dancer.

Monica Dogra talks about going to NYU, studying musical theater, bartending to pay the bills in New York, and then moving to India to start a band Shaair and Func - in her Quarterlife.