I am so bored at my job. What major career change did you make that ended up successfull?
I am so bored at my job. What major career change did you make that ended up successfull?
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July 2nd, 2009 at 10:35 am
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The adage is true, do what you love and the money will follow. You are saying your bored but you want to me successful. The first problems is your bored. Find your friends that LOVE their jobs. Jobs they would do even if they weren’t being paid (theoretically). Half the battle of being successful is enjoying the people you work with and what you are doing. If you find a happy working friend, see if you can work where they work. If you are happy there, I’ll bet dimes to dollars you’ll be successful.
That being said the happiest and most successful people have there own businesses. They are happy because they control their entire destiny. Their income is not tied to what the Human Resources Department says is “industry standard”. The internet has made having a business MUCH easier. You have a world wide audience from your home computer! Think about getting started on your own. I became a millionaire working for someone else. I’m making my next millions working for myself.
July 2nd, 2009 at 11:27 am
I agree with the first comment. Taking it further do some formal career planning to figure out what it is you are “naturally” good at and really like.
Most working people, 70%, don’t like and are bored with what they do…they thought about it but most of them did not do a real career plan. It is not that difficult and many career planners are out there and can help.
Cheers!
Ken
July 2nd, 2009 at 12:17 pm
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You should trying working at home. I have 3 friends that do it and I have recently started myself after seeing them make full time income from home. There are a lot of scams so be careful. The health benefits company I work for is legitimate and is partnered with major retailers for corporate discounts so that should say something about their validity. I am making good money to start. I know we can’t post links so if you would like more info email me and I will send you the link to check it out. I’m getting tired of the 9-5 routine and I can see this will help me get to the point where I can stay at home instead and work on my own schedule. Good luck!!!
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