This week on Pivot with Purpose.

One day she said, I'm a refugee from Thailand.

Every plane she was going and every beach she was at was local or a U.S. territory.

Facts.

Never so it must have been something international where she said, I can.

I'm like, oh, she's a felon. I'm like, for sure she killed somebody. I'm an illegal. And then it's like, oh, no, I'm a refugee. And I'm like, what? In college, senior year, we were like, let's go on a fucking cruise, right? And they're like, okay, you need a passport. So I was like, okay, so I marched my little tail down to the post office. I was like, hey, I need to get a passport. And they're like, well, you need to be a U.S. citizen. And I said, oh, well, I have my green card. Like, I'm here legally. I have refugee status. They're like, well, you can't get a passport for the U.S. because you're not a citizen, where were you born? I was like, I was born in Thailand. So I call the Thai embassy and they're like, well, you can't get a passport for the U.S. because you're not a citizen.

Where were you born? I was like, I was born in Thailand. So I called the Thai embassy, and they're like, well, you were born on refugee grounds, so you're not technically a Thai citizen. So I called the Lao embassy. The Lao embassy was like, well, you weren't born in Laos, so you're not a Lao citizen. I was like, I have no fucking country. Hey friend, you're listening to Pivot with Purpose.

This is my show where I pivoted from shit I'm 30 where I was dreading turning 30.

I had a failed marriage, failed engagement after that, and I don't have a relationship with my

immediate family.

But through it all, I came out the other side with a thriving business, an unexpected radio

morning show of my own, and a platform where I can reach millions of people and help them walk

in their truth.

I am now celebrating every step of my journey into continuously finding my purpose, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Sometimes this journey looks like shit, and it probably sounds even worse, but it's still our journey,

and I'm learning right along with you to enjoy it. There's always a rainbow after the rainfalls.

Now, if you need advice in pivoting in any aspect of your life, relationships, careers,

spirituality, send your questions or story to ask Carla Womeres at gmail.com or shoot me a DM

at Carla Womeres. Now, let's start the show. We are back with another episode. Before we even

begin, I want to tell you that I'm tired.

I am tired. And even though my body and my mind are physically tired, I'm loving what I'm doing, y'all.

This is another recording right off of the plane from Atlanta. I leave to L.A. and to Vegas in a couple of weeks. I have more book recordings and it's just a reminder that when you love what you do, you get tired. But it doesn't feel like that, that remember, that cubicle feeling. For me, I know someone who loves that cubicle. I know plenty of people who love that cubicle, actually. They're allowed to go to their nine to five. For me, it was not. Like, if I tell someone that loves the

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