Remember when I started millennial a year and a half ago? I didn't really know what I was doing?

The first episode took me months to make and it was only 10 minutes long.

But I kept practicing.

And I'm still practicing

I've spent more than 2,000 hours practicing in the last 19 months.

But there comes a moment when it's time to stop practicing.

And it's time to get in the game. You're listening to millennial, a podcast about what no one teaches you, how to maneuver

your 20s.

If this is the first time you're listening to the show, I suggest how to maneuver your 20s.

If this is the first time you're listening to the show,

I suggest you pause and start at episode one.

The first season is serialized,

and it'll help you understand why this moment is so important.

It is quite possible that this day is going to be different than any other day.

After I quit my full-time job and start a business, I put everything on the line

to become the professional I've always wanted to be. It's a random weeknight.

It's a random weeknight.

My boyfriend Ben and I are sitting down for dinner after work.

After two months of working two jobs and having crazy schedules, things are finally settling down.

His career is going well, millennial is doing well.

In fact, in a week I'm headed to New York City to present at a workshop about

podcasting, an invitation that I received from a top-notch radio producer. So things are good. Suddenly my phone buzzes. That same radio

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