My Career In Being The World's Biggest Troublemaker

Sep 2, 2025

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In this episode, I’m reflecting on all the questionable life choices I got into growing up... starting as early as 4th grade when my diary got me in trouble, to running around Chicago when I was supposed to be in class, piercing myself, sneaking out, getting picked up by the cops, and yes… that one shoplifting incident that earned me 100 hours of community service. I share why my mom had to pull me out of 8th grade and how I basically made a career out of being a full-time troublemaker. Now that my own kids are in this era, I’m seeing it all from the other side, and realizing how my wild past made honesty the #1 thing in my house today.

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