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Freeranger · M
I think first off......self realization right? You take the time to find some quiet place to sit down, analyze and reassess.
From there, if it were me. I would look at my available assets, research my dream whatever, and if it included going back to school or training, research [i]that, [/i] the cost and logistics, and then projecting ahead to completion of whatever training I [i]might[/i] need, research where my new found skills are going to grant me my best opportunities for success.
And I know, I'm speaking about jobs because, by building the right foundation and projecting forward, if you're good at what you do, you should realize a relative expectation of success. "Luck" has been described as where opportunity meets preparation and so forth.
Bottom line.....it all starts with a plan. If you don't like where you are, then you need to have that long, deep introspective look in to your depths and assess not only your strengths, but willingly concede your weaknesses and seek alternative routes or work at strengthening them.
Ultimately, it really[i] is[/i] a dance. It can be intriguing, frustrating, heart-breaking and euphoric, but in the end, it really all does comes down to whether or not you possess a vision for yourself and carry a peasant's tenacity.
My best to you.
From there, if it were me. I would look at my available assets, research my dream whatever, and if it included going back to school or training, research [i]that, [/i] the cost and logistics, and then projecting ahead to completion of whatever training I [i]might[/i] need, research where my new found skills are going to grant me my best opportunities for success.
And I know, I'm speaking about jobs because, by building the right foundation and projecting forward, if you're good at what you do, you should realize a relative expectation of success. "Luck" has been described as where opportunity meets preparation and so forth.
Bottom line.....it all starts with a plan. If you don't like where you are, then you need to have that long, deep introspective look in to your depths and assess not only your strengths, but willingly concede your weaknesses and seek alternative routes or work at strengthening them.
Ultimately, it really[i] is[/i] a dance. It can be intriguing, frustrating, heart-breaking and euphoric, but in the end, it really all does comes down to whether or not you possess a vision for yourself and carry a peasant's tenacity.
My best to you.
SW-User
@Freeranger I agree. You have to be realistic, able to assess, and determine for how long you want to pursue.