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Information and content is excellent. Music is distracting and annoying.

I’m 27 years of age female , bread winner but drained and came to realize this is not what I want to do for the rest of my life . I wish to use my qualification to branch into something else like tech . I’m a teacher 🧑‍🏫 by profession and been teaching for three years .

i need to do something more with my talents, make more money…I have many talents, experience in probably too many areas..i am 42, have been a chef, done construction, a farmer, and now i am the home moving industry…i feel excited to learn something more and give more of myself and also to earn more money

I enjoy so many things. I currently work with animals, vet tech for over 25 years. I love animals but I am so physically and emotionally exhausted. I want to leave the vet field but don't know where to go or what direction to go. The things that I enjoy are tarot, astrology, empathy, animals, making soaps. I have tried a few things but don't see any $$ coming in. Money is important to me also because of high rent and bills to pay, not to mention taking care of mom, she helps me financially and I help my sister.

After nearly 20yrs of working in the field i am comfortable with, i wish to make a career change due to disrespect, toxic head, no growth and lack of motivation. But i am super scared as i am not sure if my career change will worsen my situation or will be the best decision made.

Ditch the music.

I want a career change but I failed math 3 times so I stopped at 2017 I have over 80/100 credits I want Web or something that will make me $80 thousand a year at least but with no math I sick of call centers going from job to job

I am 33 year old and have have 7 yrs experience , I am at most stable job but salary is not enough what should I do,,,,I wish to change to change but I afraid to do so

I was super exicted to quit my 26 years I.T career. Same company (different roles) from when I left school to 42 years old. I wanted to leave that job and join the police force. Wife didn't like that idea and money crap (would mean a 60% paycut). But its not about the money (for me). I felt selfish so didnt quite and prentending I love my job to satify family and money. 😂

Great video brother

Thank you for this video, I cried while listnening. Im on the same way

Always informative. Thanks

Timely video - thanks! Great advise

I want a career change in mid life because I want to enjoy life now rather then wait until I turn 65 of age to be able to retired.

I just go with the flow, trends and jobs don't last forever they changes constantly so far throughout my career

I am tired of the banking industry and I want to move to more technical field

too old to do a new course too risky to start from the bottom ... hmm no options

May I ask how can primary school substitute teacher make a career change at midlife crisis please?

After 30 years, I left my job ( not a career) but my job because of the increasing violence and disrespect towards me. The pandemic helped me make that choice with the required vaccine being pushed on me. I have a new job, and I am happy. Not as much money, but I have respect. Sometimes, one must move and not ponder so much... It's like icecream. One waits too long, it will melt.

I want to make more financial gain

Great video. I am currently in this situation right now at 40.

this was awesome! ty!

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Great video, Ron. I often talk about people trying to achieve more by simply pedaling harder, rather than looking for a gear change. Subscribed!

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