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My guilt left a long time ago no raise 15$ hour stuck at a job with way too much work to do not worth the mental anguish or my life

Really your channel needs to be bigger and you desevre more views and subsribers. Been struggling with hating my job and I can rely on what you said in the training about taking useless courses as well as different carreers actually. Still, cant feel fulfilled and making an impact😢

All of them seem to apply on me😂😂

Valuable, thank you❤

Jumping between in a few things i like, instead of sticking to one might do the job right? Like i do coding half day, spend rest of the time making music, and go on hikes and play my fav sport on weekends and so on...

hey, great and valuable content. I am building a series on my careers channel and would love to invite you for a podcast style conversation around career change. let me know how we can connect - Linkedin would work great

Such a relevant video for me 2 nd point ☝️

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This is a great post. I'd like to learn more.

What if you fail your passion?

The reason I'm feeling guilt right now, 3 weeks before I start a new job, is that I have an immense workload that I won't even get 10% done before I leave. It'll then get dumped on my coworkers and will probably make my current boss think I've been lazy the past few months.

YOUR STARTED SO WLL BUT LEFT ME HANGING IN THE AIR, LIKE U VIBE

Clarity, sigh.

I’ve been attacked by the city of Victoria bc After quiting my auto body job Driven to an actual nervous breakdown Accused of faking it Followed to Calgary harassed at new job by contacts of ex employer Then quit those jobs back to Victoria the entire city gang stocks me including the police and my family Yea f you guys You suk so bad

I loved this video and joined the free training as well. I admire your knowledge and the blueprint that you gave me for free! Thank you so much!

So. Relatable. On all fronts. Thank you for sharing your story.

yes. well said!

Im 27 years old and feel like its too late. I work construction and hate my life. Im willing to go to school and make the change i just feel like its too late for me

Pretty much most of what you've spoken resonates. Here i am, a childless (by choice) widow on the cusp of 44 with no degree &, until recently, no desire to go back to school (I've several comm. college credits under my belt - if they're even still valid - from when I was in my 20's). I just always felt lost & stuck due to the needs of my very large family over my lifetime (I was pretty much an oldest child & second mom to several of my siblings & cousins & even to my own parents). All that to say I'm certain the aforementioned had certainly contributed to my setbacks, but not entirely. I don't regret giving of myself to my loved ones for a second. As to what is pushing me forward re. career choice? Digital Marketing & Bookeeping on the side (both of which I've no experience in but am not at all intimated to learn!).

Been there. Done that. Got the t-shirt and the hat. Yep, it hurts. It downright sucks. But eventually, it hurt less, and it didn't suck as badly. And I found a way to move on, taking the lessons with me.

I am going to make intentional choices in my career.

Thank u for your videos I'm learning English with you , greetings from New York

This was insightful. Making a "hell no" list is a lot easier than making a "hell yes" list. Elimination is the way!

You have such beautiful eyes❤ excited to join the free training!!

I’d like to talk to you. Oh, I’ll head on over to your website:-). 7:31

Thank you‼️🌎🫶🏼 This 60 yof is starting over again‼️😵‍💫 My overhead has risen 1000.00 a month and my income has been reduced by a similar amount. I owe every one… Playing Peter and Paul payments. Ugh, single-no partner, no family, no nets. 🫶🏼👍🏽🤷‍♀️🙅🏼‍♀️🇺🇸🤯🕊️

Your UA-cam channel is amazing! The content you create is entertaining and informative, The production quality, creativity, and passion you put into your videos are evident in every frame. you are keeping me hooked with every video. Keep up the fantastic work, you're doing a fantastic job! 😊👍

Thank you for your heart-felt wisdom! Very rich, practical and helpful. You are awesome!

Solid, well done, psychologically sound- thank you! I will be sharing your message to a church career / job search group I lead. Thank you! FYI- I am a 25 year Talent and Organizational Development Leader (now retired). I look forward to more of your perpspective!

The "you can be anything" part was interesting. I did really well in school and was told things like that. But I felt lacking and somehow deeply flawed my entire adult life because I can't always do the things I want or that other people think I can or should do. I end up avoiding everything and underachieving. It's something I'm working on.

So nice video.. Keep it up🙏

Massively agree with the self misalignment - career misalignment link. Great video!

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The most meaningful career for me also has to be the least stressful 😂

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I’m a poet. Im 54. I have a B.A in Spanish and an MFA in creative writing. I need money. So I’ve already got a job offer from postal service. I want to take it but they work u to the bone and I won’t have energy to write, let alone maybe go back to get some kind of training to change careers. I don’t want to give the mojo I have left to the post office. It seems like a waste since I’m writing my best work at this age. Any thoughts?

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in brief : In this video, Laura Sims discusses the difference between wanting to quit your job and being ready to quit. She highlights common reasons for wanting to quit, including emotional triggers, physical triggers, culture/values clashes, crises of meaning, and growth dead ends. Laura then explains the three things you need to be ready to quit: 1. Know what's next: Understand what you want from your career and what needs to change. Focus on moving towards something instead of just running away from your current job. 2. Have a transition plan: Quit with integrity and a practical plan in place, ensuring you move from one job to another without causing unnecessary stress. 3. Feel confident about quitting: Quit when you feel proud of your decision and eager to share your skills with an employer who values you. Laura notes that there are exceptions to these guidelines, such as when someone is in an abusive situation or when their health is at risk. She recommends her free training (linked in the video description) to help viewers develop a roadmap for finding a meaningful career.

In my case it's not change of a career but to come back and start my career at 41 ...I've done MBBS but couldn't pursue medical practice because of kids and family ,now when they're grown up then I'm old and coming back to system is really tough+ everyone says now what you can do choose easy speciality, financially rich speciality but I like the speciality which needs more struggle and probably more time to stable + idk I'll be earning much ,well settled and stuff like that

I get bored pretty fast with a “passion”.

Laura, I love your videos!

Great suggestion how to know good time to quit our job. Thank you👍

Great information to share here, my friend. Thank you👍

Interesting topic to present, my friend. Thanks so much🙏

As a 67 year old fart (yeah, Sis, I’m THAT old, now 😊) I’ve gotten to the point where I’m enjoying retirement and still working in theatre whenever I feel like it. And, now, I work retail 3-4 days a week just to get out of the house. I knew nothing about retail when I started, but have learned a lot during the past year. My sister by blood, who worked in retail for decades, laughed when I told her I’d gone into retail part time. Speaking of which, she changed careers in middle age and now teaches special needs students are her youngest daughter’s old high school. So you now have two more examples in the family. 😊 And one of these days, you two need to meet, Sis. ❤

Thank you for your guidance ❤️ I will definitely be checking out the training. I've been stuck in a rut for almost 2 yrs trying to find a way out of my 9-5. I'm finally ready to start preparing my exit with confidence.

Excellent video, Laura. A lot of this language rings true for me- especially boredom, pointlessness, but feeling stuck about what I want to do instead, confidence, and a solid plan I can execute on.