Are You Changing your Career? Avoid these 3 Mistakes!

[@prakhar.odyssey]

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[@PreetiMalik]

This video is so timely!! I'm about to go through all of this and these tips will be so helpful. Thank you for this video 🙌🏼

[@prakhar.odyssey]

I’m so glad. But also we are in this one together. So I’m taking my own advise as well 😊

[@mayeesharabbani2848]

I needed this video! Going through a phase of self-reflection and entertaining the thought of a career change. Thanks for sharing the tips and your thoughts!

[@prakhar.odyssey]

Hey Mayeesha, I’m glad you found the tips and my thoughts useful. I appreciate you sharing what you are going through. It’s great that you are reflecting on things before making a decision. But once you have a feel on what the right thing for you is, do not be afraid to take action, because you won’t know otherwise. Wishing you all the best!

[@_ekefan]

Oh Prakhar, you've just touched a soul, I am currently in year 3/5 studying electrical engineering and my mind wondered about the kind of life I wanted vs the kind this traditional path would give, since I decided to learn some skills I have been scared of the unknown but this video man... I am not gonna drop out but I have been more motivated to keep pushing

[@prakhar.odyssey]

Hey Ebenezer, I am so glad you found my message in the video helpful. The thing with human beings is we are built to wonder and imagine, it's part of our curiosity. I would definitely suggest, don't drop out, finish all the way through. But focus on the overall skills you have learned rather than just the degree you are about to get. Skills stay with us forever and can be combined in interesting ways to pursue whatever our heart desires as long as it can create economic value (that's how you get compensated). In my case, I am switching careers but the skill of Software Engineering and Web Development will forever be of use to me in my future projects. Thank you for watching and sharing your journey with me. I wish you all the best!

[@veganphilosopher1975]

1. Have an emergency fund (6 months) 2. Don't ignore the skills you already have. 3. Don't neglect opportunities to network. 4. Have realistic expectations 5. Embrace the learning process. 6. build strong habits 7. track progress

[@prakhar.odyssey]

Thank you for adding the summary ❤️