Well, it sounds to me that part of yourself, while dealing with these clients, wanted to be something else, someone else, or to please others. That's what I wou

Well, it sounds to me that part of yourself, while dealing with these clients, wanted to be something else, someone else, or to please others. That's what I would call filling a void but regardless of the term you got my point anyway: as far as I understood, you tried to be someone you weren't, and that never works for too long. I'm glad to hear you were able to wind back and are now engaging in a lifestyle that better suits who you are. (As for the Sennheiser example, I'm simply a bit rusty with brands. I know Sennheiser is a strong brand so I picked it. I don't know their prices: I assumed they sell expensive headsets, too.)