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Well, I was in the same situation for a long time. At first, I thought my career was with the army, then I thought it was with corporations, then after a while I realized that it was just trying to be the best father I can be. It takes a long time to realize what your life's goal is and it's always going to be hard to reach even the smallest level of personal progression and happiness when you're constantly strapped down by corporate incentives that prohibit anything related. Tough it out🫡🫂. Don't let them formulate your goals, create your career path, or choose where you head next. Collect whatever skills you need from them and move on. Find your passions. They change over time, as well.

roya ୨୧ 1y ago

I feel ya king, I know you’re a good father. I just need something stable and not as labor intensive for my real dreams (music )

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Lucas M 1y ago

I understand that very well. Labor intensive professions drain you of ALOT of energy... and very quickly. Just do what you feel is right.

Here's a story, but the short version: my cousin had a stable job working for one of the largest U.S. banks for almost a decade. But, he hated it. So, he quit after he had a plentiful amount of assets and decided to continue his dream of raising a chicken farm with his wife. They're happier than ever. They also have a good amount of Bitcoin but... the point is that stability doesn't mean anything if you're not happy. Choose your profession carefully. Most don't but won't admit it.