Should 25 Years Continue To Make Money Or Choose One'S Hobby?

Q: I am 25 years old and should continue.

Or choose your hobby?

Oliver Emberton:

The question you ask is the problem.

Stop making major decisions and focus on narrowing the gap between you and the position you want to reach.

Successful life is not made up of simple and clear decisions. They are more like this picture.

But sadly, the state of too many people is similar to this picture:

I know it sounds obvious, but you should think about it.

Have you ever seen a guy obsessed with a girl, but he can't stand talking to her? Or someone who wants to lose weight never goes to the gym? Some people want to choose a better job, but they always keep their pace.

What you have to do is always

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Don't make some terrible decisions and start taking some small steps.

Do something you like - maybe you don't know what you like to do, maybe something you are willing to try to do.

Now we are heading towards this goal.

In your case, you should not choose a job with high salary but you don't like it, and you should not choose a job without protection.

You have numerous other options:

1, do something you like to do at night.

2, ask your boss if you want to get promoted, what can you do for them?

3, teach yourself a new skill that you are interested in.

4. Write a blog or a book.

Some things can get good results.

Something else may end up.

But if you sit still, I can assure you that nothing will change.

I should emphasize once again that do not postpone things to a "suitable time".

If you develop that habit, when you wake up on an empty Monday, you wonder why you are wasting your whole life.

Becky Hamm:

I am 27 years old now. Two years ago, I was in your state.

I did everything anyone told me to do (as an American).

All my high school grades were A.

In a top 20 university, my average score was 3.88.

After graduation (the beginning of the recession), I worked as a consultant in a small company. After 3 years, my salary is approaching 6 digits.

I succeeded, right? During the recession, my company was developing, and all my friends and family shared my feelings about how good my life was.

However, I began to imagine myself working in this company for 10 years or 5 years.

My colleagues are very good, but the hours are really tough.

I have learned many skills, but some of our customers are idiots.

So I began to think of another way out.

For a while, I wanted to be an CFP (International Financial Planner) because I was very interested in personal finance.

Later I wanted to be a consultant for some small companies, but I decided to work overseas.

In order to work in England, I even got a visa, but I couldn't find a job because I was "not professional in my profession".

Finally, I said I went to it and did the craziest thing I could think of.

I told my company that I would quit my job and go sailing.

Do you know that ninety-five percent of my colleagues say they want to go there themselves.

I have a two bedroom duplex apartment in Atlanta. I sold everything and went to Fort De fort to find a job.

I found it.

Are these experiences very difficult? Of course.

This is the hardest thing I've ever done.

At that time, I cried every day, feeling in extreme excitement and total frustration.

But I understand that these "we should do" and "should not do" things are in our minds.

I was only there for a year, but young people, I didn't regret it for a second.

If I hadn't done this, I would regret all my life that I hadn't done such things.

What needs to be mentioned is: save some money.

I read R.

The book "I will teach you how to be a rich man" (after the title is bad, but worth reading) before deciding to save money.

If you have a few months' living expenses, you will have less pressure to find a job.

If you want to take risks, read it: "the world traveler's Bible: Work Your Way Around the World: The Globetrotter's Bible".

If all of these do not work, I will do the information for my friends who complain about their work: "should I resign"?

Maybe it will push you forward.

Good luck!