what do you mean by that? That's an odd choice of words...

 

I don't know if this helps you much... but I was forced into making the switch in 1999, before my first career even started.

It was my second year at AAC studying automotive / industrial design and it became clear that:
a) I lost my passion for the job.
b) I was not going to be able to break into a very competitive market.

I was fortunate to find work in a decent setting while I took the time to find my true calling. When I went back to college in 2002, everything had changed for the better.

I was more focused than I ever was in HS and more importantly I finally understood where my talents would serve me best... as a writer / reporter.

OTOH, even as I graduate this year, I kick myself every single day for not coming to that conclusion nearly a decade ago. :hs:

Where does this fit into your situation?
I'm not entirely sure.

But I'll say without reservation that I'd trade a higher salary for work that I truly enjoy.

I guess the question for you is:
Have you lost your passion for the career?
Or is it your current job that's the problem?

If it's the former, then make a plan to get the re-training you need to make the switch.

If it is the latter, then search for an job where you can re-connect with what you enjoy about your work.

My 2˘. :shrug:

 

my attempt to bring the al gore funny fials

:sad: /life

 

that would be when I am asleep

 

he wants you to call him at 4am, eddie.

 

4 am Rick has already been at work for 2 hours

 

LOLz
i calling you tomorrow :gorgeous:

i dont call him at 4am...i go over :naughty:

 

sometimes I get ready to leave at 4am, have to shower and then come back before 7am.

 

thats comes with territory as you know. May I ask what type of business are you in? Import/Export? Just a guess.

 

i just got it right now