Jul 9, 2025 · 59 min · 12 segments
In this episode of Clocking Out, we meet Dakota Barker, a former medical professional who once believed her future was in hospitals and healing. For years, she poured her heart into caring for…
Dakota BarkerGuest
Raymond LeeHost
But, um, I mean, kind of thinking back, do you have any regrets in terms of what you chose?

And I don't really like having regrets because it all ultimately ended up leading me to where I am right now.

Because with my career as a physician assistant, I ended up moving to a new city.

Obviously, there were parts of it that I didn't enjoy because I'm not doing it anymore.

But that nurturing and I think you said helping people, that was a big part of what I wanted to be able to do was help people.

And that's always been a part of me since I was young, nurturing my brothers.

And I also have some weird, cool medical knowledge that I can throw out every once in a while now.

It gave me some new skills that I was actually able to bring over into the entrepreneurial world.

But, um, I mean, kind of thinking back, do you have any regrets in terms of what you chose?

And I don't really like having regrets because it all ultimately ended up leading me to where I am right now.

Because with my career as a physician assistant, I ended up moving to a new city.

Obviously, there were parts of it that I didn't enjoy because I'm not doing it anymore.

But that nurturing and I think you said helping people, that was a big part of what I wanted to be able to do was help people.

And that's always been a part of me since I was young, nurturing my brothers.

And I also have some weird, cool medical knowledge that I can throw out every once in a while now.

It gave me some new skills that I was actually able to bring over into the entrepreneurial world.
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