I Quit My Job at 50 to Reinvent Myself. Pro Tip: Don't Do This.

Jan 9, 2020 · Narratively · Ivy Eisenberg

My fantasy was to escape from the corporate grind. After a taste of freedom and months of hare-brained schemes, I begged to be captured again.

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