Welcome back to advice session, a series here on Anything Goes where you send in your current

dilemmas or anything you want advice on, and then I give you my unprofessional advice.

And today's topic is work life. Or should I say life at work? Or perhaps I could say career,

or maybe job. I think you get the idea. I have to start by saying that I've had an incredibly

unconventional career path. I started working on accident at age 16. I posted my first

YouTube video and then I posted another one and then another one and then another one.

And the next thing I knew by age like 16 and a half, being a YouTuber was my full-time job,

and I left school to pursue it.

And since then, I've been pursuing it.

And I currently work as sort of a public figure, whatever that means.

I guess the job of a public figure is to post content of oneself on the

internet for people's entertainment and consumption. It's a weird job. And because I started so young,

this has always been my job. And I'm very aware of the experiences I haven't had as a result of this

unusual career path. However, something interesting that I've noticed over the years of just

talking to different types of people about different types of careers is that it seems that

regardless of your career path, there's sort of this collection of

universal challenges that come with pursuing any career. And I know that because I've had

conversations with people who have completely different jobs than I do. And I time and and time again, find that we're able to relate about certain

universal challenges that come with pursuing any career. And so I start off with all of this,

because, number one, I think you need to take my advice with a grain of salt. I'm warning you,

okay? I have had a very bizarre career path. So keep that in mind as you're taking advice from me,

but also give me a chance because even though I've had a bizarre career path, I also do think that there are a lot of universal

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