Sounds like you made the right decision mate. Nothing to say you can't go back in a few years when the time is right for you.
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Sounds like you made the right decision mate. Nothing to say you can't go back in a few years when the time is right for you.
God is a concept, By which we can measure, Our pain, I'll say it again, God is a concept, By which we can measure, Our pain, I don't believe in magic, I don't believe in I-ching, I don't believe in bible, I don't believe in tarot, I don't believe in Hitler, I don't believe in Jesus, I don't believe in Kennedy, I don't believe in Buddha, I don't believe in mantra, I don't believe in Gita, I don't believe in yoga, I don't believe in kings, I don't believe in Elvis, I don't believe in Zimmerman, I don't believe in Beatles, I just believe in me!!
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You live you learn... Make the next move. :)
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Its tough finding what the heart desires and still interests the mind.
Im hating my job now after nearly 40 years but I feel stuck in it for the time to cash ratio and if I let it go, its gone.
This type of stuff eats at your health if you allow it to linger into deeper feelings.
I admire your willingness to move on.![]()
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I think a willingness to move on is something that is going to be negatively affecting our workforce in the next few decades. I've done 5 or 6 jobs since I graduated, the longest of which has been 3 1/2 years, and really it isn't enough to get a massive experience in any one job.
In some ways I wish I'd settled in one organisation and worked my way up to a better paying job, but right now I'm disliking my current job and looking for a way to move sideways or out. Being willing to take the leap isn't always a good thing.
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