What do you usually say to people when you get these kind of questions?

Yeah, I mean, I guess I have the boilerplate preface that a lot of it is... pure luck some of it is privilege as well so there are a combination of like factors outside your control so you know like guaranteed way and I also have as a result I have massive like survivor bias in this case that I'm giving this advice because I have my current job but I could just as easily not have it so and there was no one right or wrong answer but so this is that sort of caveat in mind.

Um, what I think landed me, my work and that I observe in a lot of my colleagues is one, especially if the language teachers is being able to transfer their skills.

So again, Andrew said like a lot of those, those skills from being a language teacher are super applicable in a wide range of contexts related to pedagogy and using those related to working with learners.

Um, being able to translate challenging, complex topics into manageable chunks of information and in language that people can understand or are interested in.

So all of that is definitely still applicable.

And then I guess the other one, well, maybe two other ones.

So definitely I've seen that in the headlines.