Thank you!

In some cases I agree with you, but there is a story, my relative 59 yo mechanical engineer, and most of the headhunters ask him to come to interview, he’s got more invites than I do with my financial background 😂

Well said.

true. I currently work in a low paying job with having Masters Degree, I feel like it is trapping me, I cant get out. I am in my 40s, too scared to start new job all over again and i am miserable,

@@kadiryak Please don't be scared. I'm starting over and I'm older than you and physically disabled. You need to change your mindset first. Do something you're passionate about, research well what's needed. I think Nischa has some great advice. :)

is this another chain marketting?

It is a process Rome wasn’t built in a single day …

100% This^

Means a lot - thank you, Susan!

Very true, and hello Mr Hirani! :)

I second this. Zero waffle, never boring and straight to the goods. Well done.

Nothing to add here, totally agree 😊

I was in the wrong room for about 4 years. Lesson learned

Keep Your Head Up God Got you

how are you doing now?

I will make a video on that- thanks for the suggestion!

For sure! Happy Sunday :)

You’re in the wrong room (country).

​@@beansy99 Totally second that. Doctors' pay sucks in the UK. Move to the US. Cardiologists and surgeons here in California make close to US$ 1,000,000 (yes, a Million)!

Totally second beansey's comment. Doctors' pay sucks in the UK. Move to the US. Cardiologists and surgeons here in California make close to US$ 1,000,000 (yes, a Million)!

They're so good at what they do, how long have you been following

It's a pleasure!

I started out with literally nothing but the clothes I wore day to day. In the early years of my adult life I had to move a lot, constantly hunting for cheap places to stay - and not owning much proved extremely useful, since moving basically meant just packing a few bags. My only luck was a somewhat decent education. After graduating in a field that basically guaranteed unemployment at that time, and constantly fearing I'll end up sleeping under a bridge, eventually, often working 16 hours a day just to make ends meet, I switched to a better paying domain. Within a year I increased my income 7-fold, making a comfortable living with less than a third of what I earned. Also, switching from what I trained for to a completely new field meant that for a long period of time I had to spend a lot of time learning. Now, more than two decades later, I still have to invest a lot in learning - my field is pretty weakly regulated, from a professional point of view, but it changes dramatically all the time, so the moment you stop learning you're out. My experience early on set me up perfectly for this - what newcomers to the field perceive as unnatural and hard is just business as usual for me out of habit. All in all, I believe I was lucky. My early years were indeed hard, but they set me up perfectly for what was to come my way later in life. I did get a lucky break, when I was offered a job completely outside the realm of my skills, in my youth, but without the right mindset that would have amounted to nothing. My professional education wasn't specific to what I ended up doing, but it was a very good intellectual preparation for doing essentially any intellectual work. To this day I spend relatively little - spending habits you develop early on in life stay with you for the rest of your life. Therefore, I believe it's in fact an advantage if you grow up not having much, getting used to hard work, both physical and intellectual, early on, as long as it doesn't affect your education and your physical wellbeing. Hardship will inevitably affect your emotional wellbeing, but what doesn't kill you just makes you stronger.

Glad you liked it!

@Nischa made me think! I am just starting out as an online coach I am a nurse! Trying for a year but since Feb found my niche and now comfortable and rolling this weekend I am exhausted and thinking is this really worth it! No clients yet! But it will come! So thank you! Just made me think!! Xx

I will do :)

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