It ends up being more for the paycheck.

This is very true and that's exactly what happens at my job. A lot of people there are working for the paycheck while I am there for the patients. The money is obviously something I need, but I had my own brand building business before I went back to school to study, and eventually started to work with what I do today, so I dropped a lot of income.

The money was never a priority for me, even though it's obviously nice to be compensated and getting a raise.

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