This is life advice with a touch of financial advice from someone who did a major career change without an additional degree:
First figure out what is working for you (giving you energy) or what has worked in the past. Then figure out what does not work for you (drains your energy) and note that too.
Write down every idea you have for a different career even if it sounds stupid.
Before paying for more education take stock of your ideas for your next career and figure out how you can “try” them in the most low cost way possible. Interview? Internship?
(This is all the short version of the book “designing your life” which you should buy and read!) good luck!
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Reply to Does it make sense to invest in retirement accounts if I anticipate quitting my job and taking on debt to switch careers? by TitansDaughter
This is life advice with a touch of financial advice from someone who did a major career change without an additional degree:
First figure out what is working for you (giving you energy) or what has worked in the past. Then figure out what does not work for you (drains your energy) and note that too.
Write down every idea you have for a different career even if it sounds stupid.
Before paying for more education take stock of your ideas for your next career and figure out how you can “try” them in the most low cost way possible. Interview? Internship?
(This is all the short version of the book “designing your life” which you should buy and read!) good luck!