Going Back to School
Jason shares a listener's question about whether it's worth leaving a comfortable job in the super yacht industry to finish his degree and pursue a career in finance or economic research. They discuss the value of education, the challenges of studying while working full-time, and the potential risks and rewards of making a career change later in life.In this clip
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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.
I have a question about the episode 088 | Career Hacking the Tech Industry | Millennial Boss and the clip Career Decisions Unpacked. I don't know what I want to do with my career, and I don't want to start a new career after leaving the military after 12 years. This is another reason why I am considering St. John's College, even if I will be 31 and have to attend for 4 years, since their curriculum is mandatory. The risk is high, which leads me to think that so is the reward. Should I go ahead with this decision?
How can I achieve financial and time freedom by starting my own business if I currently work a full-time retail job that doesn't pay the bills and feel behind in life at 32?