excellent I love to hear this

I think because I'm quite pragmatic in that I did my best At that time, with the training that I had, the emotional intelligence level that I had at that time, the knowledge that I had, the leadership support that I had or did not have, as the case may be, at the time.

And that's all anyone can ever do is do their best.

And the fact that I didn't make a sustainable career out of it.

well, I can't regret that because I didn't know any different.

I didn't have any different support mechanisms to use at that time.

That's not to mean that it doesn't make me sad that my career didn't turn out how I wanted it to.

When somebody tells you that they want to leave clinical work, how do you begin to understand whether they genuinely need a different career or whether they need a better version of their current?