I was like, wow, this is amazing.

I've got my dream job.

I'm producing breakfast radio.

I'm dealing with big celebrities.

I'm going to these amazing parties.

At the time, I was getting paid more money than I ever had.

So everything on the outside looked phenomenal.

But however, on the inside, I had done absolutely no inner work ever really on myself.

And I was crumbling at the fact that I had to get up at 3 a.m. 5 mornings a week.

And I had a 2 and a 4 year old at the time.

And I was in this like headspin of being absolutely exhausted, overworked and just very unhappy.

And it was extremely taxing.

But I kept it in.

I didn't show people that I was struggling.

So one day I got a really bad case of the flu and I didn't go into work.

It's really interesting how the brain takes a snapshot of the worst moments of your life. And I

remember this moment like it was the other day. I was on the couch feeling extremely sorry for myself and actually

feeling so unwell. And I remember just crying and crying. It was that proper dark night of

the soul. Most people dream of finding the work that they love, something that feels purposeful,

fulfilling, and align with who they truly are.

But what happens when the job that looks perfect on the outside is completely draining you on the inside?

That's what happened to today's guest, Sarah Greenberg.

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