# Al and Leanne's Own 'Is This It?' Moments

- **Episode:** [117](https://agents.truthliesandwork.com/episodes/117.md) (2024-07-23)
- **Type:** interview
- **Tags:** personal-story, bankruptcy, career-reflection
- **Time:** 22:10–22:58 (start 1330s)
- **Listen:** [https://truthliesandwork.com/117?t=1330](https://truthliesandwork.com/117?t=1330)

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[22:10] Al Elliott: Yeah, I suppose, I suppose I did. Yeah. Um, well, it's weird because I went bankrupt around about 30. Um, and so, yeah, so it was almost like it was an Etch A Sketch of my life, shaking the Etch A Sketch at 30. So I, I kind of had an enforced is this it moment where I had to go back to work for a few years. But, um, yeah, I can definitely resonate with this. And I think that the issue, I think, for a lot of millennials may be today is that they have a slightly different mindset to Gen X. And I hope I'm not being— I think Louise does talk about this a little bit later on, in that they don't just go and do things. Millennials kind of usually have some kind of plan. And I know you, Leanne, always have a plan for everything. So I want to go back to the interview at this point, because this is where Leanne asked Louise about the obstacles and what's stopping millennials from actually taking this plunge or making a career switch