Not sure where to start

I'm not sure whether anyone reads this- I'd forgotten that I had a blog. It's years later- I finished medical school, internship, fellowship. I was never the *best* resident. I was hard working, reliable, knowledgeable. I lacked the Perfect Resident Gleam- the intangible qualities that lead to awards a chief position. I lacked the Bad Resident Tarnish as well. I wasn't somebody on the Program Director Radar. Late for morning report? Nobody noticed. We did have a Bad Resident- when she was late- this further bolstered the PD's characterization of her.  When she did a good job- attendings never seemed to notice.

I spent several years self employed before switching to the safety, security, and predictability of a w-2 position. I'm married- in a nice house in a nice town. My student debt went from a high of around 250 k to under 60 k. I'm doing well