I'm 35. This Is Not Going According to Plan

I'm 35, laid off for a year, working catering on weekends, and I'm not going to pretend this is going the way I thought it would. The gap between deciding you're done with corporate and actually building something that pays you is enormous, and nobody talks about that part honestly enough. In this video I'm getting real about what reinvention actually costs, why I still think most people won't chase this far, and the tape measure analogy that keeps me from going back. We're talking the job market, the millennial gap between what we were promised and what we got, learning to sell, and why I'm still showing up. If you're in the messy middle right now, drop it in the comments. I genuinely want to know I'm not alone out here, and I want you to know you're not either. Subscribe and come back for the next one. ------ Feeling like your life is fine, but not quite yours? Let’s talk about it. --- https://calendly.com/kellercreativeso... Check out my little corner of the internet 📨 - https://www.kaylynkeller.com ------ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 — I'm embarrassed to admit this 1:43 — What people get wrong about money 4:17 — The gap brave doesn't close 7:52 — Millennials and broken promises 11:28 — Learning to sell from scratch 14:39 — Why I won't go back 17:11 — The tape measure analogy 20:44 — Reasons I'm not stopping 23:18 — Still going, day unknown