I quit my high-paying job and left London for a small seaside town. I first struggled with the pace, but it was the best decision.

I never understood the concept of burnout at work. The key was simple: if you're hungry enough, you will endure. But I burned out after twelve years in law.

When I reached rock bottom, I knew I needed a drastic change; I quit my high-power law firm to prioritize mental health over money and glory.

Staying in London was never an option; it was too expensive and chaotic. I needed a place like Eastbourne to reconnect with myself.

I started therapy and a rigorous exercise regimen. It wasn't easy, but those things empowered me and gave me the clarity I needed for a fresh start.

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