Marie Forleo

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

So I left and I didn't go to get coffee. I made a beeline to the nearest church and I sat on the steps and I cried. I cried my eyes out because I felt like such a loser because I knew logically and intellectually that I was so I was so grateful to have work, which included a steady paycheck. It included health benefits. I felt like I was doing good by my family.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.

But at the same time, the truth was I was miserable and I felt like I was dying a slow death. And I didn't know how to reconcile those two things. The first signal I got from above was actually, it said, call your dad. And back in those days, I still had, it was like flip phone days. So I took the flip phone out of my like dark green jacket. That's what all the traders had.