>> casual-type jobs. setting up networks for people, or -- things like that. >> okay. maggie, let me bring you in here now. you're hearing her story. viewers are hearing it as welg. you say re-invent yourself. that certainly sounds easier said than done. what does that mean? >> well, i'll tell you, t.j. i have heard this. i work with clients just like patricia in this situation. actually, people of all age groups are suffering through this kind of challenge, because i see it as much of a mind-set issue as an economic one. i got to read patricia's story in the "new york times" article and one of the things that struck me not only with her but with people struggling to find work, you focus more on finding a job than following their passion. i see this as a challenge for a lot of folks because employers are saying, we do need someone to do the nob, but jot interested in someone who just needs a paycheck or looking to pay for retirement. this isn't a testament against patricia. people need money to live, but when they follow their passion they tend to have more enthusiasm, more excitement for the job. more energy to do it.