Fear!!!! I am always scared of the unknown in life, and that tends to build anxiety within me. I am over 40, and I want to make a career change, and my fear of rejection is crippling me to move and start the process. 😢😢😢😢😢
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv"I completely understand how fear of the unknown can feel overwhelming, especially when making such a big change. But remember, it's never too late to pursue what truly makes you happy. Every successful person has faced rejection at some point, but it’s how they pushed through that made the difference. Take small steps, and with each one, you'll build confidence. You’ve got this! What’s one small action you could take today toward your career change?"
Have you ever thought about changing careers after 35? 🤔 What’s holding you back? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! 👇 Remember, it’s never too late to start something new! 💪 #CareerChange"
I agree that it is never too late to start. However, I am a person when it comes to the job market, I have this intense fear of rejection, so when bills are piling up, I just pick my last resort for a job just to make ends meet. At this point, I am quite tired 😫 😩 of getting by and not in fact thriving as I have wanted to do for years. I really hope that this time, I will be able to land the job or career of my dreams with the salary that comes with it. 🙏🏾
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv"You're right, small steps do make a difference. I think starting with a beginner’s course sounds like a good idea. It would allow me to test the waters without feeling overwhelmed. I’ll take some time to explore what areas in tech spark my interest first. Thanks for the encouragement!"
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluvI get it-taking that first step can be the hardest, especially when anxiety is involved. But remember, every small step forward is progress. You don’t have to have everything figured out right away. Maybe start by exploring areas of tech that interest you, or taking a beginner’s course to ease into it. What’s one thing you think you could try that feels manageable right now?"
Definitely not!!!! As a matter of fact, I would recommend that people change careers because companies these days take employees for granted, paying them an unchanging wage or salary, and due to some nonexistent feelings, we as the devalued employees feel some stupid loyalty since we are not wealthy or have saved enough to leave, creating a feeling of misery and resentment while working for said employee. In addition, when working at jobs that are based on meeting some stock market quota, employees are let go often, so why not be bold and start a new career. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ What have you really got to lose?🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluvTotally agree! Technology is always pushing boundaries, which means there are endless opportunities to learn and grow. Plus, with so many niches within the industry, there’s something for everyone. Are you considering making a move into tech, or are you already in the field?"
@Daniel_vlog7 I mean, you typed specifically if there is a person in your 30s, so it limits who can be an example for me to verbally illustrate who encompasses said question.
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Educative and inspiring, keep it moving , it's helpful
@@oluseyioginni3426 thank you vèry much
What’s the biggest challenge stopping you from changing careers? Let’s discuss!"
"That’s awesome! It’s always inspiring to hear real stories. What was the biggest challenge you faced during the transition? 🔥"
Fear!!!! I am always scared of the unknown in life, and that tends to build anxiety within me. I am over 40, and I want to make a career change, and my fear of rejection is crippling me to move and start the process. 😢😢😢😢😢
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv"I completely understand how fear of the unknown can feel overwhelming, especially when making such a big change. But remember, it's never too late to pursue what truly makes you happy. Every successful person has faced rejection at some point, but it’s how they pushed through that made the difference. Take small steps, and with each one, you'll build confidence. You’ve got this! What’s one small action you could take today toward your career change?"
@@Daniel_vlog7 Not exactly sure 😕 😅 🙃 🤷🏽♀️🤦🏾♀️
Have you ever thought about changing careers after 35? 🤔 What’s holding you back? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! 👇 Remember, it’s never too late to start something new! 💪 #CareerChange"
Amazing! Success stories really show what’s possible. What do you think made their transition successful?"
I agree that it is never too late to start. However, I am a person when it comes to the job market, I have this intense fear of rejection, so when bills are piling up, I just pick my last resort for a job just to make ends meet. At this point, I am quite tired 😫 😩 of getting by and not in fact thriving as I have wanted to do for years. I really hope that this time, I will be able to land the job or career of my dreams with the salary that comes with it. 🙏🏾
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv"You're right, small steps do make a difference. I think starting with a beginner’s course sounds like a good idea. It would allow me to test the waters without feeling overwhelmed. I’ll take some time to explore what areas in tech spark my interest first. Thanks for the encouragement!"
@@Daniel_vlog7 I just hope that it helps you because you deserve to win!!!!
Which career do you think is best to switch to at 35? Drop your suggestions!"
Great question! Career changes open so many possibilities. What’s stopping you from making the switch right now
Technology is definitely a great industry to switch to for sure due to its constant changes.
Has anyone here made a career change after 35? How did it go for you? 💼 Drop your story below!
I really want to, but I have yet to push forward due to my anxiety.
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluvI get it-taking that first step can be the hardest, especially when anxiety is involved. But remember, every small step forward is progress. You don’t have to have everything figured out right away. Maybe start by exploring areas of tech that interest you, or taking a beginner’s course to ease into it. What’s one thing you think you could try that feels manageable right now?"
Do you think it's ever too late to make a career change? I’d love to hear your thoughts!"
Definitely not!!!! As a matter of fact, I would recommend that people change careers because companies these days take employees for granted, paying them an unchanging wage or salary, and due to some nonexistent feelings, we as the devalued employees feel some stupid loyalty since we are not wealthy or have saved enough to leave, creating a feeling of misery and resentment while working for said employee. In addition, when working at jobs that are based on meeting some stock market quota, employees are let go often, so why not be bold and start a new career. 🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️ What have you really got to lose?🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
Love that! So many careers are opening up, especially in tech and remote work. What fields do you think are best for mid-life career changers?"
Technology is a great industry to get into because it is constantly changing and evolving, so there is never really a dull moment.
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluvTotally agree! Technology is always pushing boundaries, which means there are endless opportunities to learn and grow. Plus, with so many niches within the industry, there’s something for everyone. Are you considering making a move into tech, or are you already in the field?"
@@Daniel_vlog7 Nope. I just happen to know that the technological industry has many options and opportunities if you are looking to switch careers.
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv ok i gat you
@@Daniel_vlog7 😉👍🏾
Do you know someone who changed careers in their 30s? Share their success stories!"
Unfortunately, I don't, but I am sure that there are some who have...
@@Strawberry-cheesecakeluv you are right
@Daniel_vlog7 I mean, you typed specifically if there is a person in your 30s, so it limits who can be an example for me to verbally illustrate who encompasses said question.