I didn’t realise that I wanted to achieve this until I did. But now I’m in a full-time job, working with fun people, with interesting information, and just enough stress to be challenging rather than damaging, it’s very enjoyable.
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Taking time with the process is, I think, essential. And if possible taking a break from your present work if you’re finding it unbearably stressful.
Work out what you love doing.
Work out what in your job is stressful – is it something about your attitude to the work and how you want to do it?
or is it that you’ve got stress merchants for co-workers and bosses?
How much money, absolute minimum do you need to live? Could you get a less stressful job, earn less, but enjoy yourself more? (This is difficult because other people, like parents, will say stuff like why are you wasting your degree etc?) But I reckon that even if you do take a step backwards, it can often be something that realigns what you’re doing, and you end up in a much better position, financially and personally eventually. It’s just that it can take time for that to happen.
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