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Wednesday, April 8, 2015

What I Learned From Quitting My Job And Starting Over

I doubted everything, but that was OK.


After almost four years in the same career, I decided to quit my job.


After almost four years in the same career, I decided to quit my job.


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I had actually been wanting to quit since the first year.


I had actually been wanting to quit since the first year.


Like most people graduating in the wake of the late '00s economic crash, I felt grateful I had managed to get a job, even if its connection to my preferred industry was a little tenuous.


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But even so, I didn’t expect making the decision to quit to be so difficult.


But even so, I didn’t expect making the decision to quit to be so difficult.


At first, wanting to quit felt ungrateful. And after a while I was flooded with new fears and doubts. Would it be the right thing to do? Am I "giving up" if I quit? Is it too late to start something new?


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And the longer I thought about it, the older I was becoming.


And the longer I thought about it, the older I was becoming.


Twenty-seven is by no means old, but when you've dedicated some of your most formative years to a career, starting again can feel like you're racing against time.


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