Hey podcasters, Ken here. Great show coming up for you today. I want you to lock in on the emotion that Kendra shares and why she was so emotional.

This is huge for those of you who know you need to move on, but you feel tied to your current environment.

That and your calls coming up right now.

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Coming up a little bit later, a new study out that'll give a lot of hope to you 45 and over people. Pay attention, Joe Hanken. That would be you, sir.

There's a lot of general, I don't know what the word is. It's just a general feeling that you get to be in your mid 40s and older and you feel like I don't have enough time to make a change.

I don't have enough time to reinvent myself. I don't have enough time to discover what I was created to do and then actually do it.

That is not true in a new study, really bears this out and I can't wait to share it with you. That's coming up a little bit later in the show.

Alright, let's get started with Patty who's on the line in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Patty, you're on the Ken Coleman show.

Hello, how are you? I'm doing well, how are you? I'm good.

How can I help today? I was looking to see how my husband might be able to stand out to get his dream job in Antarctica.

Oh my. Now, what is this dream job in Antarctica? I haven't even said that in a long time. I don't even know if I said that right. Antarctica, there we go. What is the dream job?

Well, he wants to just go to Antarctica and right now he's working as an assistant warehouse supervisor. So he's hoping warehouse work. He wants to be a support staff.

Right now has he done the research and identified how many warehouses there are in Antarctica?

Yes, he is looking to work at the McMurdo station.

Okay. Alright, so he's identified it. Now, are they hiring?

They are. Right now, I think they're mainly looking for cooks and journey men.

So here, this is great. So I think he needs to apply for one of those two and learn those skills or at least get to the point where he knows that they can train him and then he gets in.

Because, you know, this is a situation where they're being so far away and so few opportunities in Antarctica than I would take one of those two and get in knowing that the next time a warehousing support role pops up,

they already know him and like him and he tells them, hey, I'm willing to come in and do this eventually. I want to do this for you all.

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