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Live from the headquarters of Ramsay Solutions, broadcasting from the pods, moving in storage

studio, it's the Ramsay Show where America hangs out to have a conversation about your

life, your work, your relationships, and your money. What is up? I'm John DeLoney, joined

you by Ken Coleman and we're taking your calls on everything.

Triple 8, 825-225. Let's go to Mary and Providence, Rhode Island. What's up, Mary?

Hi, I'm John. It's so nice to meet you all. I guess my question is, it's both career-wise,

but I guess it would be on your end of the spectrum, too, of emotionalized. I'm 33 years

old and I just can't seem to find a career and I feel very direction-wise that I'm trying

to get some advice. I feel like I've always been a type that, like when I was younger,

I had a plan, I had a direction and then I graduated and then now I'm like, I'm working

with 10 years since I graduated and I still don't feel like I have a career path. So I'm

just looking for some direction with that. What was your direction when you were younger?

I originally wanted to be a journalist. I'm having my first major because I wanted to

help people. I wanted to write stories that brought to issues that people had and help

other people to come to action. Interesting. What changed?

I had my first internship in journalism and I realized I was like, this professional

kill me. I wanted to have a family of it. It's not sustainable and I don't want to

always be traveling and leaving my family and having crazy hours. It was just kind of

like the feeding. Okay. This is where we got to go back to the story. I already put you

on rewind. Now we want to press pause. You cool with this? Yeah.

All right. So this happens to a lot of people. You have a pretty clear, you can't define

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