On paper, I look like a serial quitter, like someone who flitted from one thing to next. It was true.• I have a math degree that I never used• Dropped out of law school • Worked in corporate tech and burned out • Started a photography business• Shifted from photography to life coachingOur culture doesn't really teach you the critical thinking skills that you need in order to figure out your purpose--why you're here, or how to think about who you need to become in order to step into your rightful place in this world.When you don't understand what you're here to do and who you're meant to be, you have no purpose and therefore no real goals. When you have no goals, money tends to become the goal, because it's the easy target. That's what happened to me, just like countless other people in this world. I also confused being good at something with what I wanted to do, which is another very common mistake. I picked a career in content and started climbing the corporate ladder at places like Microsoft and Amazon for 10 years:• I was always pursuing more money and that next promotion • Went from $9/hr to $200,000 with $40,000 signing bonus in 7 yearsOn the outside, I was the picture of success, but it was never enough.💥 Money cannot be your only goal. Doing what you're good at if you don't love it also doesn't work. You simply will not last.When I was younger, coaching wasn't really a thing yet. I had problems? I was sent to a therapist. But that wasn't really what I needed. I was someone who was functioning well, but I hadn't figured out what it was that got me excited and grateful about the life I had. I didn't realize any part of this until I was 39 years old.That's a heck of a long time to go through life like that!This is why I became a coach, because having a coach to ask you these hard questions and not let you run away from them is like getting a major shortcut without having to go through all those years of hard life experience.👏🏼 If you're ready to stop living a life of meh, message me.