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So long as you're moving through those in a way that makes you feel like you're being challenged

and that you're growing, then that's great.

Hello. Hi, is it Erica? Since who's this?

I'm a paid. What's up, page? Oh my God. I can't. This is like not realized. This is so awesome.

Such a big fan. What's going on, page? Yeah, so after I graduated college, I was a high school

teacher for a year. I fucking hated it. So then I moved into business. I was an executive

assistant for a year. And then I moved on to being actually a state home mom for a couple of years.

I just started working full-time this last spring. But I feel like I'm having a really hard time

not feeling like I'm so far behind my peers between switching careers and then being a state home mom.

So I'm just wondering what advice you would have for, you know, feeling like I can catch up to

where everyone else in my age group is. I'm kind of catching up in new jobs. All right, what kind of

jobs do you have now? Right now I'm a project coordinator and I work also with it in accounting.

Okay, that's great. So one is look like it's not you versus everybody else. Who cares? Like

who cares where everybody else is in their career? Like you've got to feel good about what you're

learning, how you're growing. You know, there's a lot of there's probably a lot of women out there

who are your age who are like, I'm lonely. I wish I had a family. I wish I had a baby. And they

just have their job and they're like, how do I get those other things? So you know what I mean?

Like everybody can judge themselves off of somebody else's yardstick. But it's like at the end of

the day, you're you. You have your talents. You have your flaws. You have your motivation and drive.

You have your support system. You have the things you're trying to overcome in your life. So long as

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