The mentoring was amazing when I started, but unfortunately the company was bought/sold and things unfortunately went downhill from there (corporate profits rarely coincide with providing actual help and is more designed to make paperwork/justify spending the precious numbers. I was great at the actual job, sucked at the medical paperwork)

I am thrilled I got to help some kids in need of help/understanding/acceptance at least and seeing the joy/results first hand is something I will never forget

Do you have any more universal stack ranking / ruling out re: career paths? Bonus points for more epic phrasing: it didn't really hide that the subjective opinion is objective fact, but, I think there's a better chance I'm fooled into living someone else's life if you do it again.