It’s a 12 pro max !

This is so unnecessarily dense - if I'm at the clients site (depending on the industry/company of course) the last thing I should be doing is filming for my youtube video. There's a serious risk of exposing confidential information, and simply put, the client did not fly me out so that they could be a prop in my video. I should not be focusing on capturing office b-roll when I am on-site. This video is a literal work week in my life aka shows what my life was like during a traveling work week. Luckily most viewers can safely assume that this video shows 99% of life outside work (which includes precisely everything you mentioned above). For viewers who leave comments with this same sentiment, you simply cannot be serious lmao

@@SamFerro thanx for sharing.

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hi! 40 mm :)

aww thank you this is so so sweet!!

thank you so much for your extremely kind words <3 means the world that you enjoyed the video and found it helpful!!

Sure but no one has to do it for 10 years. I would get into consulting to gain the learning curve that everyone is talking about and then do an exit after 6 years. Also if you are not into long hours of working, don't go into this industry. And if you got into it and realised afterwards you don't like working that long, you can still make an exit and go into another company with better work/life balance.

@@planic8128 i think you will find work/life balance is hard to find no matter the industry. And the pay incentives are such that it is hard to get out of once you get into it. But the key is for people to KNOW what to expect and exactly what it is they're getting into. And my comment was the video does not paint a realistic depiction of what the "consulting life" REALLY is. It's long hours. STRESS. Fatigue. And most of the time no work/life balance. My boss had a heart attack on the job. Too much heavy drinking, bar food, eating out. No enough exercising and healthy eating. The "lifestyle" takes it toll and you have to make a conscious effort to eat healthy and exercise, which is hard to do living out of a hotel. THAT's my point. It's not glamorous all the time. It's not glamorous most of the time. And people who are considering it should know that.

@@planic8128 and as far as the experience goes. If you are starting out in your career, consulting is the absolute WORST experience you can get. WHY? because as a consultant, you have to work with the client where they are, how they prefer. So you have no concept of what industry practice is (because you're new) or what best practice is. What you'll likely learn is BAD practice. If the company were all that great operationally, the wouldn't need to bring in consultants. IMO consulting is only a good experience after you've been around the block a bit and have a good understanding of who something SHOULD be done or have some industry expertise to know how a particular industry does it. THEN you have expertise to bring to the table and you can add value. WIthout that, odds are high you'll learn bad habits that will come back to haunt you should you land in a place that knows their stuff and executes well.

Mine too! Watching a million videos out of excitement lmao

ahhah i do the same!! so glad you both enjoyed it!!

this is so sweet!! been taking an indefinite break from content creation but i just came across this comment and it made me so happy 🥹 thank you for the kind note!!

@@SamFerro aww I am so glad to hear that, your reply made me smile! I can only imagine how hard it is to create videos, I don’t blame you at all. I hope you are doing well ☺️

@@Carly_Zimmerman omg same to you girl!🥹🥹❤️

girl this week took years off my life high key but i got a good vlog out of it so I'm not mad