Changing Careers
Too often in life, no. Not because we set our goals for the achievement of high and lose our aspirations. In contrast, not because we believe our dreams too low and their achievement. If we achieve what we set out to do, then what is considered a failure? Failure occurs when we are not fulfilling our highest aspirations. Teresa Castro, career coach and author of the executives of The Dark Before the Dawn: 70 Secrets of self-discovery, provides a vision of what anyone can do while you are in the midst of wanting to change careers. PASS THE ONE NIa'O INNONENCE began our lives as children with high goals. For example, a child may decide that they would like to grow up and become an astronaut and travel to the moon.
This child does not have the ability to place any limitations on themselves. They do not think what degree must have to be an astronaut. They do not care about all the details that are necessary to achieve this dream. Instead, the child only knows that they are space exploration enthusiasts. When you are in the midst of a career change, think and dream as a child.
Let your passions lead in a direction that is right for you. LIMITATIONS remove any society, friends and / or family members can put a stop to their hopes and they say they are unable to achieve their highest vision. They can tell you're too old, not smart enough not have enough money, do not have the appropriate training, experience or simply are the wrong race or gender.