ACCEPTING CAREER CHANGE

 

"It is never too late to be what you might have been." – George Eliot

    Some people genuinely enjoy their work, yet they feel like they could be doing more but are unsure of what. This is what occurred to me and other acquaintances that I made along the route. And yes, you read it right! I also made connections with coworkers at a company where I was employed after dropping out of school. Even though it is clearly outside of their career path, I am aware of their narrative and how brave they are in their fight to survive. They were happy, and for that, I salute them.

    If you read my first blog titled "Reasons why I want but end up didn't" I mentioned that civil engineering is the course I want, but in the end I am in the teaching field, which I can say is my calling. Noticeably, the two courses I took were very different. However, I have no regrets because I both loved it, and I know I both dreamed of it. But we always have to remember that everything has a limit. There are times that are not for us, and there are times that we are brought here for a reason.

@Jobacle Blog/ Planning the Perfect Career Shift

    I just want to remind everybody who reads my blog not to label themselves into a corner because labels and job titles are only an excuse to wither and hide. Whether or whether you succeed in your goal, it alters as you work toward it. The experience and getting to know oneself are what matter most. Additionally, keep in mind that changing careers can be beneficial. It might be useful for your career progress. It can demonstrate your capacity for adaptability, resilience, and innovative problem-solving. After all, "change" is really a synonym for "development" and "learning," respectively.