Sonia Kahlon

And I, you know, this hustle culture and making money and I don't have time to, you know, meditate and I don't have time to do all these other, I have no other coping mechanisms.

And so I would come home, I would work like 14, 15 hours, come home and just

drink until I passed out every night.

And, uh, I knew there was like this idea in my head.

My brother had gone to AA, um, a few years before I quit.

And I, you know, when, you know, when someone else does it, you just kind of know you're like, Oh shit.

Like my, my days are numbered.

Um, but I, I had no way out.

I thought, you know, this is my life.

Like I work so hard, super successful.

I'm

I got so, so lucky.

It was like life changing.

I'm sure what happened to you was life changing to you when I got an offer from a private equity company to sell my practice.

And the minute those conversations started, I knew I had to change something because I had never not been in school or not worked an obscene amount.

And so I thought,

what the hell am I going to do?

The agreement when we sold was to stay on and work for two years to help with the transition.

And I thought, that's like a nine to five job.

I've never had a nine to five job.