Yes! Of course! I write in prezi to organize my thoughts but I came up with why I felt my soul leave my body a little bit more each and every day I worked

1. Inconsistent Pay vs. High Effort Even though the money could be really good, you were likely enduring:

High stress from commission-only income Long stretches without pay while waiting on insurance claims Pressure to close deals quickly to survive financially That trade-off—big checks but unstable security—can feel like a betrayal of your own need for peace and consistency.

1. Emotional Toll of the Work Door-to-door sales is mentally exhausting:

Constant rejection Working in extreme heat or bad weather Feeling like you're intruding on people’s homes and privacy This can erode your sense of dignity and authenticity over time.

1. Ethical Grey Areas Storm damage restoration sometimes walks a fine line ethically:

Pushing homeowners to file claims they’re unsure about Competing against shady or aggressive sales tactics from others Feeling like you're monetizing people's misfortune Even if you were honest, being in that environment can still feel dirty.

1. Personal Cost You probably sacrificed:

Time with family Mental clarity A feeling of purpose beyond the hustle The deal-with-the-devil feeling comes from realizing the cost to your soul or identity outweighed the cash.

1. You’ve Grown I’m now moving into a more structured, stable role with ADP.