![]() ![]() If something tells you this new opportunity is right, it probably is. When you’re ready, the leap will be more comfortable than you expect. Before this happens, you’ll know when it’s time for you to move on. If you already believe you have a dead-end job, it’s just a matter of time before you’ll feel burned out and stagnant. There’s nothing more liberating when you have a dead-end job than knowing you have options. Having money in savings will guarantee that if anything goes wrong, you are prepared and you have choices. This savings account is not an investment account that may fluctuate. Take the time to save up at least six months of living expenses in a savings account. ![]() ![]() Whether you plan to stay at your current job, or quit tomorrow, one of the best things you can do for yourself is to create an emergency fund. What started as your decision to leave may become theirs quickly. ![]() If the company believes you aren’t loyal, they may fire you. Once you show your hand, it’s hard to go back. It may be tempting to share your thoughts with your work friends, or your boss, but don’t be fooled. Your current employer does not need to know. If you’re planning to make a major career change (or any career change for that matter), keep your plans to yourself. This will help you to make a smooth (and successful) transition from one career to another. Keep your day job while you build up your skills, and your clients. This is especially true if you’re thinking of becoming self-employed. Whenever you’re thinking of trying something new, it’s always a good idea to start small. You can always fill gaps by learning as you go. The hiring manager will decide whether or not your skills are a close enough match. If you think you can do something, put your hat in the ring by applying. Also, they don’t wait to meet 100% of the requirements on a job description. Most successful people in the world don’t wait for permission. Try, even when you don’t meet all the requirements In all likelihood, you will find a new career that you love more than your current dead-end job. The more you know about alternative career fields, the less scary a change will seem. You may want to hire a career coach to help you. Consider taking a course to beef up your knowledge. Look for opportunities to volunteer your time at non-profits that may allow you to test drive a new career. How could I translate these capabilities to fit your line of work?
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