@gabrielar9611
I’ve been a bartender, a mailman, worked in customer service, a nurse, worked a government job, and now I’m a realtor. I’m not in love with any of it. 😂 Finding a long term passion ‘job’ is rough. I honestly believe if all else fails I’ll fall back on nursing (which I got burned out in). Healthcare/ service/ sales will always be needed.
@miniphase
Enjoying the content Rich. I changed careers aged 46. Previously worked as an architect, but it had become too regulatory for me. Looked at what I enjoyed and what range of skills I had, and decided to become a freelance designer / maker. I let all my old clients go, and spend 3 months building a portfolio of samples and sent out 130+ marketing packages to all sorts of companies. 6 years later, I'm finding the work so much more enjoyable and making more money. I build custom signage, stuff for theatres, TV, shop window displays, escape rooms... anything for anyone! I'm not saying it's been easy, but don't waste your life stuck in a job that sucks, you'll look back at an unfulfilled life riddled through with the pain of regret.
@Pedritox0953
"If you want to make a career move, you got to be thoughtful about where the future is going " Great video!
@ccmetalhead
I spent all of my twenties figuring out all of the things I don't want to do. Now, in my early thirties I fell into a role as a field service technician in an industrial setting and I absolutely am having a blast
@saikumarb.8758
I like content that crushes belief systems and ideologies and your is doing a great job in that.
@maxsievers8251
Nice to find someone who knows the difference between the value of the stamp, the value of the actual education in that program and the value of the personal development during the program. You earned a subscriber.
@CanadianWinters
Very good advice. I changed career at almost 40. I was always good with computers (not programming but actually using software, 3d modelling etc..). I went into civil engineering where I can apply my skills using CAD software for design. In my area these technical figures are somewhat in demand for construction and enginnering companies. I went back to school for 2 years to get a diploma and found work in the summer after the 1st year of school and stayed on with the company after graduation. Starting over is not easy but I love my new job and I am much less stressed.
@islnds
I feel like watching your videos is positively impacting me; I keep coming back to them - it's really great stuff.
@xsliquidity
Great topic and great advice. Start walking in a generally correct direction... and you will stumble into the right thing. Finding the right life partner & finding the right career... two difficult tasks... making life decisions. But life works out, as long as, you keep moving and keep trying.
@AmitDileepKulkarni
Pure gold content on internet .. Amazing thoughts .. flawless delivery .. experience speaks .. Very thankful to you sir for your content. Love from India ❤
@prsmooth042781
I appreciate the perspective you bring to the topics you publish on your channel. It gives food for thought. Look forward to your future videos on navigating career and the workplace.
@yalchinhuseynov2987
I enjoy sitting and listening to your talks. Thanks for great content!
@BOSSDONMAN
Haven't watched the video yet. Not sure if my comment on your other video sparked this one but thanks for making this Rich!
@lilbroomstick7914
My degrees are in healthcare, but I’m getting industry leading certifications in Computer networking, cloud, and cybersecurity. I’m trying to delve deep into Healthcare IT. I think it’s possible cuz I’m still in my 20s and I’m still excited about learning
@KLM747M
Love your vibe, yeah, change career 3, 4, 5, 6 times in your lifetime.- Love your 100% honest assestment- I mean real life Shiza... 🙂
@markie9739
Thank you for the encouragement l didn’t know l needed. I’m in my forties, in the middle of a career change which I didn’t know was going to be so quite difficult.
@erikstonesifer7326
Set your course. Have contingency plans and patience. Put your head down and do the work one objective at a time. Good insight Rich.
@sen0900
I was a kindergarden teacher for 5 years and now I am a SAP PMO in an IT company.
@cateclism316
I was an underskilled software tester for fifteen years. Finally left the field in 2017. Trying to pivot into medical coding now. Fewer things to learn, more attuned to my knowledge base.
@deltapi8859