Tony Mantor

I need to move on.

How did that experience push you to pivot and ultimately find your way to the work that you are doing now?

Do you have anything that comes to mind that really challenged you and really pushed you to the point of where you finally left it and moved on?

So do you have people that come into you now that have those type of jobs that you have to walk them through it and help them through it?

This way they can still unfortunately stay at the job that they do not like, yet it puts food on the table.

Yes, that is so true.

Now, you say that you've worked with several autistic people.

How do you approach that?

It's a completely different scenario than some of these other situations like bipolar or anxiety.

You can't just give them a pill.

You can't just say, here, take this pill, call me in the morning.

How do you handle those situations?

That's awesome.

Now you enjoy what you do and that's helping people.

Yeah.

With that said, there's a flip side to that too.

Sometimes you can get so entrenched with that person that's having problems.

Sure.

They're not taking your advice.

They're continuing to have problems.