Confused Dad
Jordan advises the dad to start looking for other jobs to build confidence in himself and explore other options. He emphasizes the importance of financial stability before making any major changes in his personal life.In this clip
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242: How to Make Your Mark on the World at 50 | Feedback Friday
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What should I do if I'm struggling to find a fulfilling career at 30 years old, have a non-relevant bachelor's degree, and am working a well-paying but unsatisfying job? I've also jumped ship on four MS degree programs because I can't find interest in anything. I'm worried about balancing providing for my family and feeling fulfilled. This question is related to the episode 242: How to Make Your Mark on the World at 50 | Feedback Friday and the clip Confused Dad.
Should I quit my current job if I am not enjoying it and pursue work that I love but offers a lower income, as discussed in the episodes Can Men & Women Be Friends Again? - James Smith | Modern Wisdom Podcast 505 and 910: 90% of the Time, Parents Aren't Toxic Every Time | Feedback Friday, as well as the clip Embracing Career Change and the clip Career Ambitions and Work-Life Balance?
I have a question about this episode Resilience, Trust, Discipline, and Balancing Ambition | Nick Freitas EP 195 and this Balancing Ambition and Family. As a busy dad of three who drives a truck for a living and spends a few days out of town every week, it's difficult for me to grasp the idea of transitioning from this lifestyle to being a full-time personal trainer. My fiancé works predominantly remote. You guys have changed my life and allowed me to find my purpose, which is training, and I'm forever thankful. I now have my NASM certification and am eager to fully engage in this new chapter of my life while not compromising my ability to financially provide for my family. Am I overthinking and should I make the jump to full-time personal training? Or is there a better way to gradually enter this career change? Thank you so much.