How do you know which career to change to when your current one feels stagnant/ almost dead?
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How do you know which career to change to when your current one feels stagnant/ almost dead?
Édouard Xavier
Perhaps you could consider the same niche.
Depending on your current or previous job which you intend to switch from, considering a different career in the same niche will be my recommendation to you. Because if you do; you won’t have to face too much stress and difficulties when you finally switch.
Therefore, locating your niche category will help you make the right career change. So choose wisely to avoid regretting your action after some time.
Changing a career can be a tough decision making.
But with my tips above, you’re guaranteed to have a smooth career change.
NB: If you’ll need a 1:1 consultation session, send me a PM.
Regards.
Édouard Xavier.
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make your passion your paycheck ,Doing what you love most will give you Joy
AYUK MIKE tataw
First career change simply mean working in a different career field..to know that your career change has change…you’re Apathetic and complacent…
You don’t feel like you’re making an impacts..
Even your salary can’t make up for your dissatisfaction…
Arfe
It’s a two way question: is what you are doing aligned with your life purpose? You will better answer this after putting a lot of time and effort to seek within you your life purpose. And, if you are not a freelancer on on those professions where you are more likely to work solo, is your employer feeling the same towards you?
Even of you were as happier as one could be, if your peers and bosses are not feeling the adding value you bring…its also the time to think about a career move. Because a career move is not only about changing professions. It can be as simple as learning a new key skill. Or change the niche or see it from a different angle, as other thinkle member suggested.
Is this what you envisioned yourself doing 5 years ago? How did you ended up there? So many ways and questions you can ask yourself that will allow you to find that answer. If you need support on that journey, just let me know. None should be where you are alone. I have been there I know how lonely is.