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In this personal narrative, the speaker recounts the experience of leaving a consulting role in space cyber intelligence for the military—a position they describe as more glamorous than it felt. The decision to quit proved to be the most difficult choice they have ever made, taking six months of deliberation. The speaker highlights several contributing factors, chiefly the internal conflict between the desire for future entrepreneurship and the immediate reality of personal hardships: no romantic relationship, no children, and living alone. They emphasize that if the decision feels overwhelmingly hard now, it will not become easier later, underscoring the emotional weight and uncertainty surrounding the career transition.

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