Career Change - Risk my comfortable life?

[Cammy]

Hi all.

I'm back with my worries again.

I've been currently working in a niche field for 6 years where I am earning a pretty reasonable salary however future prospects will probably limit me soon and I wont earn much more than what I'm on. I'm pretty content with the job however it requires me working away from home often which I hate to do. The boss is quite relaxed and there's not massive pressure on me. It's working on site and I've grown a bit weary with the job and settled - I don't know if I want to do it forever, I'm 29, and feel like I'm boxing myself in. Comfortable!

I've been offered a competitive trainee job in a completely new field where I'll get the opportunity to learn electrical engineering. It seems like a competitive maybe even stressful field where management could be quite bossy however it might be something that I take to really well, it's local, earning potential is higher and I feel like it can progress to good places over the next 10 years and it can push me to do new things and learn new things about myself.

 

The question comes down to do I want to risk my comfortable life (pretty content) and potentially ruin it with a potentially stressful new job full of unknowns but could help me grow as a person?

 

 

 

[EdgeGod900]

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[KyanTate]

Making a career change is a big decision, especially when you have a comfortable life. It’s natural to worry about taking a risk, but sometimes, stepping out of that comfort zone can be rewarding. It’s all about weighing the pros and cons. Think about what you’re passionate about and what makes you happy.

[KyanTate]

On 9/30/2024 at 3:24 PM, KyanTate said:

Making a career change is a big decision, especially when you have a comfortable life. It’s natural to worry about taking a risk, but sometimes, stepping out of that comfort zone can be rewarding. It’s all about weighing the pros and cons. Think about what you’re passionate about and what makes you happy.

For example, if you’re considering becoming a locksmith, check out https://www.howtobecomealocksmith.org/ to see what it entails. It’s your life, and doing what feels right for you is essential. A new career might bring challenges, but it could also bring new opportunities and satisfaction.
 

Edited October 7 by KyanTate