Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again, and welcome to the Rhodes with Bell.

So today is going to be volume three of the Patreon questions.

And I think this is the last one.

If you added one after the last question, we'll try to pick it up and if we missed

her somehow I'm sorry. But we will continue to look.

All right.

Bell, I work for a government agency that helps those in need and have seen a lot of

talented people who love the service aspect of their job but eventually fell victim to compassion fatigue

or lose the element of doing the job in order to help people, which eventually leads to

higher attrition.

Others have talked about compassion fatigue in general.

So my question is, how do you make choices in your career

that allow you to make changes, which are big enough to matter but small enough to win.

You either have to work to get to a place where you can start making policy or where you can advise the policy makers.

That's really the best start and get briefings, get good at briefings.

What difference between you and Bow should we know? Should we know?

Do you want us to know? Is one of you more practical or idealistic? Is one of you better at making predictions?

Is one of you more social than the other? Yes, to all of those. No, I am more social and I talk a lot more,

and I talk a lot faster.

I like my information more succinctly.

He has just an amazing memory and with certain things. You can

ask him like his birthday and he may struggle for a minute but you ask him some weird

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