Christina Ellis

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Yeah.

Well, I'm glad you called today.

And I think the very first thing is kind of just slowing down.

Like, I feel like there's a lot of kind of chaos in all of this, especially even with the way you got your last degree and the confusion with COVID and taking out the loan and not knowing what's going on and now wanting to shift and not really sure.

I think you're heading somewhere, but sometimes it's good to just go, okay.

Let's stop.

Let's stop and be real strategic about this.

And I think that's what you're doing with calling today.

So I'm glad you did that.

So with the degree that you got, it was what was the major?

What is your career at the current moment?

OK, I feel like this conversation makes me think of what Ken and I talked about recently about grad school.

I think a lot of people go to grad school when they feel confused.

They feel like maybe their undergrad degree didn't lead exactly to the career that they wanted or it wasn't as easy when they when they graduated.

They're working in a job that they're not wanting to stay in.

They feel confused.

They're like, you know what?

If I go to grad school, then I don't have to.