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Choosing a career is a process

Q: I’m in my late 40s and feeling burned out in my job. But whenever I think about changing career paths, I feel overwhelmed and mentally paralyzed. Do you think I should just ride it out in my current field and wait for retirement?

Q: I’m in my late 40s and feeling burned out in my job. But whenever I think about changing career paths, I feel overwhelmed and mentally paralyzed. Do you think I should just ride it out in my current field and wait for retirement?

Jim: These days, choosing a career isn’t a one-time event. For most of us it’s a series of decisions we make as we progress through different stages of life. Career paths may change multiple times based on age, family size, maturity and so on. So really, there’s no right or wrong answer here.

That said, keep in mind that determining your career path takes healthy amounts of wisdom, reflection and prayer – not to mention the support of your family. If you do decide to change careers, here are some important things to consider, courtesy of Crown Financial Ministries:

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