These are my personal opinions. Always seek a professional when you're making choices about your mental health and well-being.

Welcome to the show. I've been on the air since 2013, so as of this recording, 22 years, completely meaning this to most people, but I think that's an

accomplishment.

I'd like to look at it and remember that every job, I don't really consider this a job,

but this is what I do for my life work. Every job that I've had lasted at the most

four years. And I think when you find something that outlasts your average, you're probably

on the right track unless you feel stuck. Fortunately, I don't feel stuck, so I'm not in there, but I think

that's a good gauge. Like if you have a relationship that's going pretty well and it's lasted

longer than your other relationships, then you're probably on the right track. Same thing with a job,

same thing with a place to live. Common sense,

I know. But I look at that, my past, I look at my work history, my careers, which were

mostly in technology. And then I started podcasting and blogging in 2013, getting out of the technology field into it, well, the technology

field I was in was computers, getting into audio equipment because I had to learn all that.

I had to learn the hardware and just shifting, transforming my life.

And it was really difficult.

Back in 2013, I was working in a hospital doing computer work.

I was working for their IT department. And I had a history of coaching and hypnosis and psychology and

helping people through all kinds of stuff. I used to have a coaching business before that.

But I needed to make an

income. And I wasn't very good at making an income doing that stuff back then. I still had

issues I had to deal with. And so a few years of this technology stuff that I was doing got me

back on track and gave me a few more years to develop confidence

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