The Man Who Kept Deleting Himself
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The Man Who Kept Deleting Himself

A CPA who spent fifteen years building a firm, left to create something of his own, and discovered the armor had been doing the being for him.

By Cian Kenshin WhalleySubscribe

I work with a man — mid-forties, father of two — who left a CPA firm he'd spent fifteen years building. He'd done well. Partner level, good money, respected. But something in him had been pulling toward something else for years. He wanted to create. Write. Teach. Put what he'd learned into words and share it with people.

So he left. Made the leap. Had enough runway to figure it out.

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And then he sat in front of a camera for the first time and froze.

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