I have an interview coming up for a Lead Chaplain position at a children's hospice, which is a dream opportunity for me. I've been volunteering in hospice and hospitals for about a year and a half, so I have a solid foundation of experience. If I get this job, it would be life-changing—I would be able to move out on my own, buy a car, and relocate to a new city. However, during my interview prep, I realized that this role involves line managing three people and overseeing a team of volunteers. I’ve been upfront about my complete lack of line management experience, yet they still want to interview me. Additionally, the job requires a 130-mile round trip twice a week, which adds to my concerns. I'm trying to figure out if the responsibilities of managing a team and the commute will be manageable for me. I'm seeking advice on how to weigh whether this job is worth the potential stress and challenges.