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Hey Ken, how are you doing? I am living the dream. Tucker, how can I help? Yeah, perfect. So I'm currently 17 years old and I've been working in the political sphere for about three years.

And full time for the last year after I left the school, I was at to finish up online because I had multiple full time job offers. Are you talking about high school? Yes. Yeah. Oh, man, I love this. I love this. So so you went right out of high school.

You were working in politics during high school. Now you got a full time gig right out of that. Correct. So I was doing it part time for about two and a half years.

I had some full time opportunities so I went ahead and took it. But right now I'm feeling like I'm getting to the point where different from when I started where I'm just doing it for the paycheck as well as not being as passionate about it as I first started.

Yep. And I'm looking at a couple different things for when I legally can. And one is switching over to some sort of real real estate field insurance field, something along those lines because I think the experience that I have, which transition pretty well.

But I just have some hesitations because woman, I feel like I have a very, you know, addictive personality. When I do get into something, I'm going 110% at it. But, you know, the burnout has come every single time I've, you know, gotten into that position.

And then the other hesitation with the real estate part of it is the industry, especially for people my age and millennials, you know, or it's going to be a little bit tougher. You know, millennials are in more debt and not having, you know, not looking to buy home and being on the move.

So I'm kind of just, you know, looking for advice on that. If I should switch or if I should just keep, you know, checking along what I'm doing.

Well, let's address the two concerns. First, the, there's also something is burnout, Tucker, and you're 17 for heaven's sake. So you don't even have an idea what burnout is.

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