For the past 20 or 30 years, I've probably had eight full, completely different careers.

A dozen or so passions, hobbies that I was eventually able to monetize.

I went from being a software guy to working in the entertainment industry, to working

in finance, to writing, to writing much more personal stuff and kind of getting in the

self-help space and on and on and on, doing stand-up comedy, doing so many different things.

And I always thought, A, sometimes I wondered if something was wrong with me, like I was

going to be a jack of all trades master of none.

But other times, I really felt, and this had been verified for me by my own experiences,

I really felt that this was a good way to live life.

And I always wrote and encouraged other people to pursue, not in a cliche way pursue their

passions, but really think about what they want to do right now.

I wrote Skip Blind about this, all the different ways you can pursue your dreams and the things

that you've been interested in all along, instead of just doing the straight and narrow path

of one career.

But I never really knew how to put it fully into words.

But this next guest, Bruce Filer, he writes specifically about this.

He's interviewed hundreds and hundreds of people who have made incredible, incredible transitions

in their lives and done amazing, amazing things that basically anybody can do.

And he kind of gives this guide, this map, to how you can get on, you can switch paths

easily.

Something that never was done before and he gives, he describes all these amazing ways.

People have switched their life journeys multiple times.

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