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rd — Tue, 03 Jun 2014 10:44:00 +0000

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I think this happens to a lot of people. I started searching and trying new things. I did my coaching program & a lot of other healing type programs. I’m not quite there yet, but being an entrepreneur who helps people is the right thing for me. At the end of the day, I’m choosing to do the things I’ve always loved to do — just on my own terms.

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Jennifer Edwards — Wed, 28 May 2014 10:57:00 +0000

One of the great and realistic articles of this
time. Wrong career actually a curse which is crawling down to a black hole of
frustration. After the day you are not with your family, you family is missing
you, frustrations like arsenic killing you every day. Just do whatever you love
but don’t be idle, go through your passion, live own life. Keep in mind
sometime honey is sweeter than money. Get away from frustration and cheers.

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By: Arvi

Arvi — Mon, 12 May 2014 04:11:00 +0000

Well I think the term 'wrong' is variable and it changes with situation and time...so one needs to first understand whether he's happy or not with his/her career choice...It may be intriguing to accept a highly tempting offer but one first needs to make sure the field will provide him/her the mental piece he/she deserves... Madhyamik Result 2014 WBJEE Result 2014

By: Elizabeth Schlee

Elizabeth Schlee — Thu, 08 May 2014 19:10:00 +0000

Nice article, Betsy!
You’ve perfectly described my life so far, right down to your experience with journalism (fun fact: you and I actually attended J-School together — go Tigers!). I decided after graduation that I wanted to work in non-profit fundraising, so I lived with my parents, worked tons of internships and finally made it happen. Two years later, I’m not very pumped about this career path, either. Now I’m trying to build a career as an artist within the stability of a full-time job and while it’s nice to have the income to support my passions, I hate every minute I spend NOT pursuing them. My biggest comfort is knowing that career-hopping is the new norm.
Anyway, thanks for the article and encouragement!
Elizabeth

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By: Rachel Pryor

Rachel Pryor — Fri, 25 Apr 2014 15:27:00 +0000

Betsy I like the way you’ve bypassed ‘shame’ in this post. So often people come to me (I’m a career coach) and they feel that they made some mistakes with their career choices, maybe quite early on, and that they have seen it as an admission of failure to say that they want a change. Happily it seems those times are fading, as people expect to be more flexible and varied in the workplace, but for a long time that seemed to be a privilege that women had more than men – men tended to think that they should have set themselves up for life early on, where women expected to diversify and swap roles more.

Thanks for your clarity and detail in this piece.

By: Rachel Pryor

Rachel Pryor — Fri, 25 Apr 2014 15:24:00 +0000

I like that strategy Victoria – blending the best parts of all the jobs you’ve already done. It would be interesting to hear more about exactly what that means for you.

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Lexi — Tue, 22 Apr 2014 12:42:00 +0000

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By: Arashi

Arashi — Mon, 21 Apr 2014 21:42:00 +0000

This has been… surprisingly spot-on. I, too, studied Journalism and am somewhat disillusioned with the profession. I write about the economy and about politics, and sometimes think that a chimp with both hands tied could do what I do. It’s unbelievably boring and pathetic. In addition, I work for a guy who drives me crazy for many reasons; he’s the kind of person who thinks that flexible hours means I have to be available 24/7, and who believes that it is part of my job description to bring his coffee, fix his computer and find the best prices for his son’s school books. Seriously.

However, I have a reason for staying in this job, and it’s the flexible hours. I went back to school for a second degree a few years ago and I’m on my last year. I need to complete my degree, and flexible hours are not easy to find. I’d be happy with earning way less, but jobs are really scarce. So, I stay. But it is getting harder every day, because I’m pretty unhappy. I can’t afford to just quit, because let’s face it: this is the real world and I have bills to pay.

You gave me some good ideas and now I see that I’m not the only one in this boat, so thank you.

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By: NatePennington

NatePennington — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 06:44:00 +0000

I have been in the military for over 12 years. I won’t go into detail but will say this much, that was an incredibly detailed and well written post and one I needed to read. I don’t think the majority of people who are working their current jobs could look back and think to themselves when they were freshman ‘wow, THIS is the job I always dreamed of having’. Although I have been honored to serve (although my viewpoints of certain high figures I will not discuss) the military was never the route I intended to go. I’m still working on creating my own job doing what I love and that I can help people the most at. Thanks again for this, was a great read.

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Tamika Shuler — Mon, 20 Jan 2014 19:49:00 +0000

Well I’m a teacher and in college this is what I thought I wanted to do. After I graduated I went in to the customer service field before switching into education. Now after so many years as a teacher, I am not so much convinced that I’m loving it. It is an everchanging yet rewarding field but in my mid-30s, I’m pushing myself to find my niche.

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Music graduate with no desire to teach (and no teaching license anyway), who can’t spend $200 on gas all the time to drive and play or sing for events for a flat fee of no more than $50 (since mediocre, not-famous musicians are underpaid)… Yeah – I can’t tie my original career path to anything productive that has a living wage. I love how music reaches the soul when words are useless, but frankly that doesn’t tie into any other industry outside of conducting and performing. God willing, I’ll find something, because I was a lazy student (and as such, my grades reflected that), so going to grad school to learn a different career is not much of an option.

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By: Victoria Lee

Victoria Lee — Fri, 03 Jan 2014 08:34:00 +0000

This is such a wonderful article. I began transitioning to a new career a year ago, and have been working out how to merge what I loved about my first jobs at community orgs to what I’m doing now. I wish I had come across an article like this during the early days.

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Very inspirational! Its easy to read articles like this but there is always that slice of doubt in your mind of whether the advice would sit well in a real life situation. It’s always good to have feedback from somebody who has lived to experience the scary step we are considering taking. Thanks for sharing your story!

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I started over again after 20 years post-college work experience. It has been a long process moving from software development (which culminated in working in online advertising) to government administration and public affairs. it involved going back to school for a second masters degree and countless hours networking and attending professional association events, conferences. I also spent 2 years volunteering in the field with no pay. So the advice to “Do what you have always wanted to do” really worked out for me. I also made strategic moves developed from using some common analytical tools (SWOT, gap analysis, environment scans, situation analysis, stakeholder analysis, HR analysis). And the most important thing I did was to STICK TO THE PLAN. it would have been so easy to get off course, but whether my chips were up or down, I kept on heading in the direction I was trying to go. I also had to maintain resiliency and also give up some quality of life while I made sacrifices to make a change. 4 years later, I’ve made a lot of progress. I work in the field I want to be in, I’m almost finished with my degree, and I have a lot of contacts for future better job leads.

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BetseeM — Mon, 16 Sep 2013 19:55:00 +0000

I don’t think you have to go to college to be a good journalist. My degree helped me learn a lot, and I don’t regret my path at all. But just as much is learned on the job during internships or in the trenches reporting, writing, getting ripped to shreds by your editor, rewriting, and rewriting again.