Ken Jeong was a doctor before he became a comedian.
Mel Robbins was a criminal defense attorney before becoming a New York Times Best Selling author.
Both are great examples of reinvention.
Nothing is compelling you to continue what you’re doing now into the future.
Social expectations, peer pressure, and stigma can sometimes have you convinced that you’re supposed to stick to one thing — as if it were written into law.
But you don’t have to, and it certainly isn’t.
