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of Financial Services. Today I've got a question from a listener who's wondering about just a lot of uncertainty in the economy,

uncertainty with the economy, uncertainty in the job market.

Inflation continues to be something that we are all thinking about and affected by.

Everything is just so expensive all the time.

I'm sure you're well aware of that. And so basically this listener wants to know, like with an

uncertain economy or a downturn in the economy, is this the right time to quit my job? And, you know,

over the years, like I tend to hear from a lot of people in times of transition. And they're always like,

you know, do I go out on my own at this

point? Is it safe to do that? What is the conservative choice, at least economically speaking,

in terms of providing for myself, for my family, or so on? You know, what is the best short-term

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