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Job Prospects

The decision to change jobs often involves balancing financial stability with personal happiness. Jordan Harbinger emphasizes that while a higher salary can be tempting, it shouldn't come at the cost of one's mental health and quality of life. He argues that being happy and healthy is more beneficial for family life than merely earning more money 1.

Making a good salary but not a great salary is far better for you and your family than being miserable, but making great money.

--- Jordan Harbinger

Jason DeFillippo advises clear communication with one's partner about the negative impact of a current job and suggests outlining financial goals to determine when a job change might be feasible 2.

   

Family vs Career

Balancing career ambitions with family needs can be challenging, especially when geographic considerations come into play. Jason DeFillippo shares a listener's dilemma of living far from family, which has led to feelings of guilt and depression for their partner 3.

You can end up moving to Texas and quitting your amazing job only to find out that your partner is still depressed because they don't feel fulfilled in some other way.

--- Jordan Harbinger

Harbinger suggests that therapy might be a necessary step before making any major decisions, as the root cause of dissatisfaction might not be geographic distance but rather an underlying issue 4.