up to 10 years of that industry. So effectively all day, completely pumping deals, hundreds of

millions, up to billions of dollars a day in deals. So it's high adrenaline, high octane, high cortisol,

and then at nighttime we'd be out with our corporate amics cards, winding and dining the clients,

which is the bankers, and it was crazy times. So you'd be really

stretching your nervous system to maximum capacity day and day out, and this just accumulated

after time. And what happened for me was that my nervous system was really grappling with

this overload. And that culminated in my sort of late 20s with what was technically

diagnosed as a nervous breakdown. So extreme anxiety, panic attacks, depression, chronic insomnia.

And things really deteriorated that had been building and building over years. And so that was a really

dark night where I was having mental health leave from work. I was seeing doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, put on medication and really grappling with the will

to go on with life.

In this episode, you are going to learn how to navigate a career pivot without blowing up your

life. You're going to learn how to recognize when career pivot without blowing up your life. You're going to learn how to

recognize when your nervous system is calling for change and how to start trusting the subtle signs of

your inner voice. We also are going to talk about money specifically and why so many spiritual

people struggle to charge for their work and what to do about it.

And that's because I'm in conversation today with Tom Cronin, who shares the story of how he

went from a high-flying finance broker to a meditation teacher, to a filmmaker and a purpose-driven

entrepreneur.

Tom spent 26 years in the world of finance, making millions of dollars, traveling the world,

and doing whatever it took to stay ahead.

But behind the scenes, he was spiraling.

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