Before You Decide
Trying something new is normal, but decisions can have negative effects when we never stop to examine our reasons. Before changing direction, take time to understand your skills, interests, and the kind of work that gives you energy.
Know About Yourself
Make a list of your positive and negative traits, the skills you taught yourself, and the situations in which you have already succeeded. Self-learning is evidence that you can master more than one skill.
- 1Identify what you already do well.
- 2Notice what you are willing to practise.
- 3Separate temporary frustration from a real career goal.
Change Your Perception
You may not need an entirely different career. Sometimes the useful change is seeing yourself as both a teacher and a learner, then increasing the time you spend close to the work you love.
Final Thoughts
Do not choose an alternative only because you are tired. Reflect, ask for informed advice, and build the next step around your strengths and willingness to keep learning.
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