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 **Career**
 
-I knew 2023 was the year I would leave Calm. While leaving a job may sound easy, there was much more wrapped into this. I had [really liked](/posts/one-year-of-calm/) my job for many reasons and I especially loved [my team](/posts/i-love-my-team/). I left in March, much earlier than intended. I realized that the [new role](/posts/into-the-unknown) combined with a new VP, new CTO and new CEO made my job very different than the one I wanted. Each change in isolation may have been okay, but I knew I could not be an effective engineering leader in the resulting environment and it was best for the company and for my team that I exit. Nine months later, I'm super happy with the decision, having had time to disentangle my identity from work a little bit, think about what I want in my career and having started at Included Health.
+I knew 2023 was the year I would leave Calm. While leaving a job may sound easy, there was much more wrapped into this decision. I had [really liked](/posts/one-year-of-calm/) my job for many reasons and I especially loved [my team](/posts/i-love-my-team/). I left in March, much earlier than intended. I realized that the [new role](/posts/into-the-unknown) combined with a new VP, new CTO and new CEO made my job very different than the one I wanted. Each change in isolation might have been okay, but I knew I could not be an effective engineering leader in the resulting environment. It was best for the company and my team that I exit. Nine months later, I'm super happy with the decision, having had time to disentangle my identity from work a little bit, think about what I want in my career and having started at Included Health.
 
 **Running**