Thanks for your comment. I started out in tech, but was then trained as a group trainer, then as a coach, then as a jungian- and neo-jungian-oriented coach. My

Thanks for your comment. I started out in tech, but was then trained as a group trainer, then as a coach, then as a jungian- and neo-jungian-oriented coach. My coaching mentors were psychologists and psychiatrists who saw value in depth-oriented coaching. This got into admittedly weird territory for a techie; my theory of my objective brilliance died a few deaths in there, with more to go. ;-) I learned with disgust how much my buried subjective preferences push me toward tech and attempt to dictate my political views, my food choices, etc. Still, as a result one can begin to apply a lot of really cool models to understand what kind of politics would be exemplary, and maybe just don't exist yet for example. It's been an interesting path, but there are lots of interesting paths out there, yours included I'm sure.