How to find and transition into a career you love (even during a crisis) ?
I fell into that trap.
In my twenties, I was started changing jobs almost every year and sometimes having more than one job.
I was so depressed thd myself each morning when I was getting ready to leave to work, having to look in the mirror and ask myself what the hell are you doing.
And over the years I have noticed two approaches to career change: one that works and one that seems to work but it can keep you stuck for years.
The traditional methodWhich says that ..."The only way to find out is to get one job after another until you hit the jackpot or you’re 60 and it’s too late to find out what you want."
In my twenties, I was started changing jobs almost every year and sometimes having more than one job.
- working into two part-time jobs
- going to 3 volunteering schemesat I hate
- plus attending university - because I was so eager to do more, to give more to become someone in this life, winning the Student employee of the year in the UK
- ....but all this got me nowhere.
At one point I was :
I was so depressed thd myself each morning when I was getting ready to leave to work, having to look in the mirror and ask myself what the hell are you doing.
And over the years I have noticed two approaches to career change: one that works and one that seems to work but it can keep you stuck for years.
The traditional methodWhich says that ..."The only way to find out is to get one job after another until you hit the jackpot or you’re 60 and it’s too late to find out what you want."
The traditional method
The new approach
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