I had two entirely separate careers. I first got a master's degree in psychology and worked in neuroscience research through a university.
I then decided that I did not want to finish my doctorate and spend my life chasing funding.
I entirely changed my direction and became a lawyer. I did that for 20 years, primarily working in intellectual property, and then I retired.
For a couple of years after I retired I worked hard to lobby and write on health care reform issues. I got sick of politics and extremely burnt out. Now I bike, chase birds, and hang out on internet message boards.
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