You're already living the shit you want to get out of.

So take the chance because also what would you tell your children who wanted to take that risk?

Like be the example for them.

And everything falls into line because if you want to create a new life, your current version of you has to die.

And as long as you continue operating with the same standards and the same habits and the same beliefs, you will never get there at all. What's up, guys? Welcome back to the podcast. Very unusual of me, but I have a guest here today. You may know her. You may not. Ms. Taylor DeHase, thanks for joining me in the studio. You know, I can't stay away from Ohio. Ohio is for lovers. As the kids say. Yes, she's a native Ohio and you're in Dallas now.

Yeah.

She was in town and she is a direct competitor of IFCA, but you know what?

Weird thing we don't hate each other.

So I decided to have her on.

And we want to record an episode here for you today around like that transition point of leaving

your full time job and going all in because I know it can be really scary.

And so I thought I thought it'd be really neat to have two perspectives on that because

our perspectives are different and our stories are different.

And then we can kind of run through because I mean at this point we've helped

thousands between the two of us of coaches do this. And so if you're in a place right now where you're like, oh, I want to do it, but oh, my God, it's scary and how do I have the conversation with my boss? Or how will I really support my family? I think this is the episode that you'll need. So Taylor, do you want to walk through? I love, let's just go through our stories first. I feel like for me, some of the biggest changes I've ever made in my life is I've just heard someone else do it. And I'm like, they didn't die. I'll be okay. So run through like, how did you know your own personal story? Yeah. So, you know, mine I know is different than yours, right?

But I was an investigative TV reporter for 10 years. That was my career. And I poured everything into that. I mean, you know, there's like tests that you take when you're in second grade and it's like, what will you be when you grow up? So mine's a journalist.

No way.

I was just, my first word was book before mom or dad.

And I was just like, I'm going to make a difference.

I was like watching my first word was book before mom or dad. And I was just like, I'm going to make a difference. I was like watching like network news for fun when I was literally 10, 11. So I was that kind of kid, whatever that says about me. Anyway, so I'm surprised you didn't want to be in a band. My dad was in a band. That wasn't your second option? No. I always was into men and bands, but now.

So I don't know.

I just, I fell in love.

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