Jade Warshaw

Tell us more.

That feels like a really big leap of interest from caring for children's literally orphans to caring to selling insurance.

Is there something that you can do that still works heavily with caring for people, mainly children and,

that maybe doesn't burn you out quite as much and maybe you can make a little bit more money.

That's what I'd be thinking because clearly, do you see what I'm saying?

There's a huge gap there.

Have you thought about that?

Well, our colleague, our former colleague, whom we still love, Ken Coleman, wrote a book, Find the Work You're Wired to Do.

And inside of it, there's a career assessment.

George and I are going to send that to you because I think that's all your hang up is.

I think that you've.

identified what it is that you're passionate about.

We just have to figure out all the different ways and all the different career fields that you can use that passion.

And that book is going to help you do that.

What I wouldn't do today is choose a career simply based on how much money you can make out of it and what you perceive to be stable.

I would not do that.

I like that.

I like that.

Good question.

Thanks for the call.