Julia Keller

We have to feel that we have the freedom to go in another direction, to stop and change. again, it's just too grim otherwise. And again, I just never liked it when I hear people say, well, I would do this or that except for my family. And it's like, no, no, your family is the reason that you do make another decision because you do have those responsibilities.

And you know that you being a whole person, you know, on your way, to a new way of living and a brighter frame of mind, that is your responsibility. So, I mean, I kind of see it from the other way around. And I do think of it as a very practical strategy.

And you know that you being a whole person, you know, on your way, to a new way of living and a brighter frame of mind, that is your responsibility. So, I mean, I kind of see it from the other way around. And I do think of it as a very practical strategy.

And you know that you being a whole person, you know, on your way, to a new way of living and a brighter frame of mind, that is your responsibility. So, I mean, I kind of see it from the other way around. And I do think of it as a very practical strategy.

There is that, you can do that if you wish. But again, I think that's an individual decision. And by no means am I telling anybody what to do. I would never say that one thing is going to work out over all the others. Again, this is just a plea, a kind of an earnest, innocent plea to say, it's okay. If you're thinking of quitting something and you're hearing people say, don't do it.

There is that, you can do that if you wish. But again, I think that's an individual decision. And by no means am I telling anybody what to do. I would never say that one thing is going to work out over all the others. Again, this is just a plea, a kind of an earnest, innocent plea to say, it's okay. If you're thinking of quitting something and you're hearing people say, don't do it.

There is that, you can do that if you wish. But again, I think that's an individual decision. And by no means am I telling anybody what to do. I would never say that one thing is going to work out over all the others. Again, this is just a plea, a kind of an earnest, innocent plea to say, it's okay. If you're thinking of quitting something and you're hearing people say, don't do it.

And you're like me in graduate school, that terrible night when I decided I just couldn't make it another moment. I mean, I was 19 years old and I truly was at a, Was that a terrible point, kind of a psychological waterloo? I mean, I don't know what would have happened to me if I'd stayed. I had to get out of there. And we all know that feeling. Everybody knows that feeling.

And you're like me in graduate school, that terrible night when I decided I just couldn't make it another moment. I mean, I was 19 years old and I truly was at a, Was that a terrible point, kind of a psychological waterloo? I mean, I don't know what would have happened to me if I'd stayed. I had to get out of there. And we all know that feeling. Everybody knows that feeling.

And you're like me in graduate school, that terrible night when I decided I just couldn't make it another moment. I mean, I was 19 years old and I truly was at a, Was that a terrible point, kind of a psychological waterloo? I mean, I don't know what would have happened to me if I'd stayed. I had to get out of there. And we all know that feeling. Everybody knows that feeling.

Job, relationship, way of thinking. So sometimes it's a philosophy toward life when you realize, I just, I can't be that way anymore.

Job, relationship, way of thinking. So sometimes it's a philosophy toward life when you realize, I just, I can't be that way anymore.

Job, relationship, way of thinking. So sometimes it's a philosophy toward life when you realize, I just, I can't be that way anymore.

Very, very, very few people. ever deeply regretted something that they gave up on or quit and looked back on and said, oh, if I just hadn't done that, far, far more often was, I so wish I'd quit earlier. It was the wrong thing to do. I wasted 10 years of my life because I was afraid of... being involved in that particular thing, whatever it might have been, a job or a person or a political party.

Very, very, very few people. ever deeply regretted something that they gave up on or quit and looked back on and said, oh, if I just hadn't done that, far, far more often was, I so wish I'd quit earlier. It was the wrong thing to do. I wasted 10 years of my life because I was afraid of... being involved in that particular thing, whatever it might have been, a job or a person or a political party.

Very, very, very few people. ever deeply regretted something that they gave up on or quit and looked back on and said, oh, if I just hadn't done that, far, far more often was, I so wish I'd quit earlier. It was the wrong thing to do. I wasted 10 years of my life because I was afraid of... being involved in that particular thing, whatever it might have been, a job or a person or a political party.

So I do take your point, but there's something you said early on in your question when you said of how people feel about it. And that's ultimately what I'm getting at. It's how you feel about it. And it doesn't matter what I think or you think or any of these fancy neuroscientists who were kind enough to explain their work to me at great length.

So I do take your point, but there's something you said early on in your question when you said of how people feel about it. And that's ultimately what I'm getting at. It's how you feel about it. And it doesn't matter what I think or you think or any of these fancy neuroscientists who were kind enough to explain their work to me at great length.

So I do take your point, but there's something you said early on in your question when you said of how people feel about it. And that's ultimately what I'm getting at. It's how you feel about it. And it doesn't matter what I think or you think or any of these fancy neuroscientists who were kind enough to explain their work to me at great length.

It doesn't matter what any of them think or what anybody thinks really. It's how you feel and only you know. At the end of the day, it's that mind and heart and soul that I speak of. Because truly, I think our work and the way we spend our time is not just a matter of getting money or keeping a roof over our heads or even taking care of our families.