What's the biggest piece of career advice you would give your younger self if you had the chance to go back? I'll start. My biggest piece of advice would be when I was going into college I thought you know let me go into something fairly generic because I don't necessarily know exactly what I want to do right now and so I went in for business because you know everything is a business and I think what I would do going back is I'd actually get my college degree in something a lot more specific and you know because it's a lot easier to go in and study those more generic soft skills and bigger picture things than going to school for something specific has a lot of benefits in the job market.

I would say don't chase money, chase passion.

Your mental health is more important than your job or a few bucks.

I'd say invest in yourself and start sucking money away and not like a savings account, but like Investing in it, you know finding some Portfolio or some more you can put your money so it grows over time and you're set for retirement

I would tell my younger self to ignore what my bio parents were saying, save as much money as I can and hit the door at 18, and invest in myself to follow my intuition and tap into my...

If I had tapped into my abilities then, as I have now, my career would have been way bigger. But you know what, I enjoy my life and I'm very grateful for everything in it.