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Midlife: What Better Time To Decide What You Want To Be When You Grow Up?

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Ever get the feeling that the career you started at eighteen or twenty-two isn't what you were meant to do? After twenty or thirty years, is it time for a change? This section helps sort through those "but I what I really want to do is ..." thoughts, and looks into the variety of other issues that middle aged people face in their work life. To start, read our comprehensive collection of midlife career change posts entitled Midlife Career Change Frequently Asked Questions"

Key tags include career change, career satisfaction, job change, job loss, and work-life balance.

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Changing Careers

I fit right into this midlife of career changing. It was not by intention but by fate.
I divorced my spouse after 25 years and was working full time as a federal worker. But with change also came no job/career. I moved out of the state to another state and just could not get a job within the same system. Therefore I decided to turn my career around by starting college. It has been about a year since I have been without a job, but going to class and learning new things and new ways to learn has been more rewarding than any job I have ever had. I had been working for the government for over 20 years and for the life of me was a bit upset when I couldn't get back into that system. Not any more, because I am happy to be doing exactly what I am doing right now. I can count my blessings each and every day.

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