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hippyjoe1955 · 61-69, M
Careers are over rated. Relax and enjoy the ride you only get one run at this life. No point stressing over what you to eat or what to wear or what to do.
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hippyjoe1955 · 61-69, M
@Misamisa I gave up on 'careers' and simply went where life led me. It was a very liberating experience. I have been a military officer, engineer, pastor then started my own business finding work for homeless men and women. Life is wonderful.
Misamisa · 36-40, F
Wow that's great. What's ironic for me is that I do believe people should go where life let them. But I don't know how to let go of what I once wanted. It's part of my identity. It's probably a control issue. Contrary to the "liberating experience you talk about". Thanks for your input
hippyjoe1955 · 61-69, M
@Misamisa Blessings on finding the freedom you seek.
Misamisa · 36-40, F
I have a master in social work,
lovingdead · 31-35, M
@Misamisa very often, yet why not change, make new plans? Have you narrowed it down to and either or? Or is it a jumbled pile of possibilities and the trouble right now is sorting them?
Misamisa · 36-40, F
Yes, there are several possibilities and all include stepping out of my comfort zone. And I'm kind of emotionally exhausted and lack motivation to take a step in either direction.
lovingdead · 31-35, M
@Misamisa I understand that, yet in a area of complacency your will can atrophy, it's possible that stepping out and getting your blood pumping, adrenaline in your veins....maybe your comfort zone has become like a cage, and attempting emancipation has become too much of a chore.
And you yourself admit that after 17 years you think about changing and to an extent you want to....so time isn't too big a factor, this is YOUR life, there's no reason you can't wait. Take a break, get some room to breathe...then once you get some motivation you can continue on whatever path you choose.
And you yourself admit that after 17 years you think about changing and to an extent you want to....so time isn't too big a factor, this is YOUR life, there's no reason you can't wait. Take a break, get some room to breathe...then once you get some motivation you can continue on whatever path you choose.
lovingdead · 31-35, M
What's your career?