This book walks you through the journey of becoming a clinical psychologist, from the very moment you start your psychology undergraduate degree all the way to completing your clinical doctorate training. No filters, this book covers the highs and lows of this career journey, the reality of the competition you face, and the level of work demanded from you. Personal reflections and recommendations are shared throughout the book with the intention of helping you improve yourself both professionally and personally. Validation and advice is given around how to work effectively and efficiently in clinical, research, and academic settings. Given this is a 'people' industry and we work alongside others, I reflect upon how to manage difficult interpersonal dynamics with colleagues, peers, and supervisors, navigating your way around toxic interactions in order to preserve your sense of self and allow you to work to the best of your abilities. I provide consideration and recommendations for those who are involved in dictating the process of becoming a clinical psychologist in the hope that they would recognise the flaws and gaps within the system, moving them to support those who wish to pursue this career. Furthermore, I speak frankly about your need to prioritise and protect your personal wellbeing as it is constantly at risk of being injured by the process of becoming a clinical psychologist itself. Afterall, if you don't have your personal wellbeing, you will have nothing.