Rachel Cruze

This just popped in my mind.

Yeah.

Not a lot of ego involved, right?

Okay.

We're going to tell you to avoid that at all costs, okay?

when this is this person.

Oh, interesting.

Because even if you don't graduate because something happens and you're not able to graduate, you still have the student loan.

There's something a little flashy about being like, oh, I'm going to this next job for the promotion, whatever.

I'm not saying that's bad.

That's great if you're progressing in your job.

Student loans are forever.

You cannot get rid of them.

They're a pain in the butt.

I will tell you that your career choice of nursing is incredible as far as

Yeah, there's something about the like, it's not about me always.

And maybe you see your work more as like, I...

upside potential, lots of flexibility.

You're going to be able to do a lot of different things.

You'll be able to take a 40-hour work week plus ER on the weekends and make $150,000, $200,000 a year if you watch what you're doing as you grow this career over time.