They're going to private practices and these private practice people want to pay them like 40, 60.

They want to take 60% of what they make and give them. So let me tell you what that looks like. You have to pay them for Supervision on top of that. Yeah. So let me tell what that looks like. So if I did a session and I made $100. Yep. I give my supervisor $60. That's right. I take $40. Yep. And then you have to pay $100, $200, $200 a month for the $1.

That's required to I take $40. Yep. And then you have to pay $100, $200, $2 a month.

Or the stupid change that's required to get your hours. I mean, it's like getting pimped out.

That's what it feels. It's over and prostitution, you know.

I'm John Kim, a licensed therapist who used to be a miserable fuck before going on a hero's journey

and turning expired relationships into revelations.

I use my story to help others come with you instead of at you, unrehearsed on purpose

because self-help doesn't have to be polished or complicated.

Just honest.

On today's on the go podcast episode, is it on the go? What is it?

On the run? On the go?

Something on the run. Are you running from something?

I've been running for something from something for 20 years, the last 20 years. We're going to talk about the run. Are you running from something? I've been running for something from something for 20 years, the last 20 years.

We're going to talk about the journey of a therapist, meaning from when you get excited to become a therapist,

to the, you know, grad school, what it takes. Vanessa and I had very different experiences.

And this is also the reason why Vanessa recently launched her own academy to help other people, help other people without going through the red tape and the burnout.

Burnout.

I came out the other side.

I felt kind of like it was a lot of false advertising and I went rogue because I saw a lot of holes in the system.

So let me let me start with asking you this, Vanessa,

what made you become a therapist?

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