When he said, "I'm at peace." I can totally relate. I studied bio hoping to go to med school, I thought I was all-in with med. A lot of people were saying "sayang." But after losing people in my life, I realized how short life is and I don't want to be stuck in a practice that overworks and underpays you. I value work-life balance, flexibility, and also good pay and benefits. I'd like to be able to do the things I love outside of work, I don't want my life to revolve around work. All I can say is people who switch careers, especially if they invested so many years of schooling for it, are brave.
@afugikawa Hello a recent Bio graduate. I also feel the same that's why di na ako nag med even though that's my dream huhu. May i know what job do you do now?
Also a bio graduate. Then, studied again to become a license medtech. Then after 5 yrs of practice, changed career, now im at the intellectual property field.
@@JustineAprilJ omg so happy for you! You're so brave. Sinasabi nila sayang, pero kung di ka talaga masaya, why stay di ba. It's essentially a sunk-cost. Congrats, you're so brave for doing that!
"Hindi mo kailangang mahalin ang trabaho mo para mabuhay" is what I usually tell people who shared their stories to me about their jobs. Usually, people get burnt out and asks themselves "Para sa akin ba 'to?" "Bakit ako nandito?" "Tama pa bang nags-stay ako sa trabahong 'to?" and to that I say, choose your happiness. I was in the media industry for 6 years, news writer ako, editor, researcher, PA, producer, lahat! Until I asked myself the same questions that I have been receiving. Plus, I was heavily overworked yet underpaid. Until I chose peace. I chose to end my career in the media industry and chose to be a freelancer (at least US based jobs related to my degree). It was not easy, to be honest with you. You would feel the FOMO once you're doing something else and seeing your peers do, see and experience things that you used to have, but there is nothing wrong with that. I think of it this way: we are all different, unique. Same goes with our experiences and struggles, but we can all agree that we can all have the good memories and experiences when we work for it, AT KAPAG MAY PERA KA PARA TUSTUSAN ANG GUSTO MO. There is nothing wrong with questioning your existence when you're unhappy, but staying unhappy and unfulfilled is up to you. Make changes. Do the necessary action. Now, I am at peace, no more anxiety driven work, no more questions (yet), and truly enjoying the WORK-LIFE balance. More time for myself, for family, friends and more landi with jowa! LOL, saan ka pa! It's never too late.
I dont know what i want. I dont know what I love. I dont know what are my passion. And I am stuck here in my life where I do not find joy. I want to switch my career yet I dont know my passion 😢
You are young. If it aren't makes you happy, try searching for options. Choose the better option that would also provide security. Juggle on those two and you might find what you want.
just try and try stuff. youll never know what you like if you havent tried them. the sooner u try things the quicker u can cross out yung mga things na ayaw mo gawin. ma aanalysis paralysis ka lang kakaisip ng kung ano ba passion mo 😂
Hi I've experienced the same thing (Not that Im saying we experience it in same ways) But Based on my experience di mo talaga makikita agad ang passion mo pero ang makikita mo is something you like. When there's something you like or find cool or intriguing try it. Then soon you'll find yourself falling in love on that "thing" kasi ang passion is another form of love. And Love is an emotion that develops in a long run. So just try new things or things na matutuwa ka. Di mo need isipin kung ano passion mo isipin mo lang san ka nag eenjoy now then it will transform into passion. Remember no rush, Try lang ng try hanggang sa makita mo. Goodluck on your journey, we are here all together 😊
Changing careers isn't an easy feat. Many struggle to adapt to a new work environment and a new set of co-workers to butt heads with while trying to come up with ideas and strategies. Their insights help us in knowing if switching careers is something that we can also take into consideration first before taking action.
Here's my pieces of advice to Gen Z 1. Do what you love. Love what you do. 2. You will never get tired of something you're really passionate about. 3. Changing your job is both a risk and a gain. Whatever the result will be, it's a leap of faith. 4. You choose what you think is best for you. 5. It's okay to prioritize practicality over passion (if needed) but know that you will always have your way back to your passion. Kudosssss to all the game changers, environment shifters, and risk takers
Changing career but worried on finances? I was an HR officer before but realized na it was really not fit for a person like me who always has new ideas and creative. I shifted to Marketing and now I'm an assistant Marketing manager for 3 years na. I can express my strength an now I am one year away on finishing my Masters degree. When I was still a staff, I write thesis papers and charcoal portrait just to make sure that I am still financially capable (bumaba sweldo ko from my pervious work e). When I got promoted, my salary increased and I already have lots of connections for thesis writing all of that while helping ny family financially. It is really all about self discipline, time management and grit.
I love how this interview showed two "major" drivers when changing career paths, financial stability and passion. That said, life is basically not a one size fits all type of thing. We have different reasons for staying or moving on. We just have to learn that there are no absolute wrong answers in life, we just learn more of ourselves as we move forward.
Bkit ngyon lng to na create. :( This is what i need to hear and watch. Kala ko ako lang ang may problema sa mid life crisis. Watched this at 1:12 AM KSA time. D ako makatulog dahil sa anxiety ko sa kung ano ba talaga ang gusto ko gawin sa buhay. And suddenly this vid just passed on my screen. Thanks recreate. I will definitely watch this over and over again pag na feel ko na d ko na alam gagawin ko. 😭
A career shift is one of the most crucial and delicate processes in one’s life. If you are planning to shift your career focus from one domain to other, always make sure that you are up for the challenge and know what you are doing. MONEY: - The Company in which you're going to shift pays you more than the previous one. Work-Life Balance: - Work life Balance must be equivalent or better than the previous one. Job Profile: - Make sure you're getting a job of your interest. If you're getting job that pays you two times the one, you're interested in then it's of no use. Experience: - Make sure you're having enough experience/skills for that job. Not all career changes are equally difficult. The hardest is to move to a field where none of your previous experience is relevant. Often, though, you can find a way to build on your previous experience while doing something new. Consider staying in your industry but moving to a new role so you can play up your industry knowledge. Or you could keep working in finance, for example, but for a biotech company instead of a publisher. In that case, you can show that you have already done the job, even if the industry is new. Hope it helps!!!
I was in the IT Industry for the past 7 yrs then I started my business last 2020 start of pandemic. Honestly for me right now, its about trying to learn new things and gaining knowledge to the people around you. Doesn’t matter anymore what people thinks of me as long as i am not hurting anybody. Learn new things! It will lead you to the path that you want. Im not that successful yet, but I can say that the things i am doing right now is what I really want. If you’re still young, dont chase for money. Look for experience that will help you grow your personal skills.
I’m a Licensed Medical technologist, But entered in the Military service. It’s my 4th year already in tge service and I miss my life doing my thing as a civilian medtech. I suddenly just become tired of following orders and currently working my way out of this realm😇 Can’t wait to wear lab gown again❤
As an adult. I truly appreciate the masarap na tulog. 😂😂😂😂 I was a tech developer years before pandemic and it came to point na i was thinking about problem solutions habang naliligo. So I resigned during pandemic. And made the best decision so far.😂😂😂
Damn! Totoo yung burn out. Gave up my 6 digit salary. Kasi nga mentally d na kaya. But I’m in a different country now. Hopefully I’ll love my profession again 🥲🤞🏼
From being a Restaurant Manager to Entreprenuer to BPO Manager.... Roller coaster experience but its all worth it..and dami kong natutunan and I'm glad hindi ako nagstay sa dati kong company. Just DECIDE, panindigan mo, enjoy the ride, be financially ready, choose your people and just know that you are doing it for yourself... The biggest struggle is on finacial side cause bills just keep on coming... I even experience a 0 balance allowance.... so make sure that you are Financially ready when you want a career change
Ng graduate po ako ng early childhood (higher diploma) and then started working as an educational assistant for 5 years. I did not want to study for another 2 years to complete my bachelor’s. Last year, I decided to study again while working part-time. It was a scary step, with the right mindset and environment, I was able to step out of my comfort zone 😊
I was HR Officer way back in manufacturing company and now I am an Analyst in BPO company, when pandemic hits, I realize na mas mahalaga ang financial stability 😊 although nakakamiss ung manufacturing setting mas happy ako ngayon sa BPO :)
Super relate ako sa mga content nyo, especially this one. Someone who shifted career from being a call center agent to quality analys then now goes back to being a fastfood manager but here in Dubai. I left my job in the Phil. that actually pays higher than my job here in Dubai but one thing I realize is that life must keep moving forward and take on the challenges someday all the sacrifices will be worth it and those failures and bad decisions consider it as redirection to something better.
How timely. I had just recently started contemplating on shifting to a different field myself, so this video seems like a sign lol. Many thanks to the channel for putting this out and to the speakers for sharing their experiences and insights!
ako din di ko na alam ano talaga pina ka passion ko gusto ko na mag change career pero di ko alam isa din tong ini isip ko na baka iba na ang sabihin ng iba dahil binitawan ko pagiging engineer dito sa London at mas pinili ang ibang work na mas maliit sahud kaya mas nalilito ako san pupunta
Ang hirap makahanap ng employer na maayos. A lot of us are struggling just to have work. Always make sure to find the right balance of work and personal matters. And recheck up to when can you stay in that company. As For me, I started doing amateur vlogs just to ease out my stressors in life. Sometimes talaga mej nakakaburnout. But at the end of the day, always choose your peace.
I'm a first year nursing student but my heart is in any type of creation. Unfortunately, mom was the one who chose my course and I have no say regarding this matter :(
I've been a nurse here in Canada for 14 years. Being a nurse is not easy so if you don't like nursing in the first place stop it, because you're not gonna last.
I just changed my career path from Tech Support to becoming a Scrum Master just 3 months ago. It was fulfilling. I've been having this feeling of longing for something for the past years and when I got the chance to explore Agile, I fell in love with the Scrum Master role. Luckily, I landed a job just few months after studying the Scrum Master role. Like the universe just handed me the thing that I was looking for. Bonus is that I have a great boss.
huhu thank you for this video re•create!, I really need this kind of advices right now. Thank you po kuya nico, ate bea and ate pat ♥ - currently a 3rd year student who chose a pratical course, rather than her dream course (:(
I was told na I am lazy because I left my teaching job. The one who told that is the lola of my boyfriend na wala naman na ambag sa pag papaaral sa akin and I am a scholar in college btw. It so sad and na down ako until now. I convinced myself na di ko need marinig ang opinion ng iba about sa ano gusto ko. Now I am learning cybersecurity. I am a Bio major btw got my license in teaching na din. I got to go for it cuase it fueled my curiosity. I like computers and hack 😎 wish me luck.
When he said, "I'm at peace." I can totally relate. I studied bio hoping to go to med school, I thought I was all-in with med. A lot of people were saying "sayang." But after losing people in my life, I realized how short life is and I don't want to be stuck in a practice that overworks and underpays you. I value work-life balance, flexibility, and also good pay and benefits. I'd like to be able to do the things I love outside of work, I don't want my life to revolve around work.
All I can say is people who switch careers, especially if they invested so many years of schooling for it, are brave.
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💯 was never at peace in med. Pakiramdam ko sa ospital, laging may impending sense of doom. Chose not to practice after getting my license.
@afugikawa Hello a recent Bio graduate. I also feel the same that's why di na ako nag med even though that's my dream huhu. May i know what job do you do now?
Also a bio graduate. Then, studied again to become a license medtech. Then after 5 yrs of practice, changed career, now im at the intellectual property field.
@@JustineAprilJ omg so happy for you! You're so brave. Sinasabi nila sayang, pero kung di ka talaga masaya, why stay di ba. It's essentially a sunk-cost. Congrats, you're so brave for doing that!
"Hindi mo kailangang mahalin ang trabaho mo para mabuhay" is what I usually tell people who shared their stories to me about their jobs. Usually, people get burnt out and asks themselves "Para sa akin ba 'to?" "Bakit ako nandito?" "Tama pa bang nags-stay ako sa trabahong 'to?" and to that I say, choose your happiness.
I was in the media industry for 6 years, news writer ako, editor, researcher, PA, producer, lahat! Until I asked myself the same questions that I have been receiving. Plus, I was heavily overworked yet underpaid. Until I chose peace. I chose to end my career in the media industry and chose to be a freelancer (at least US based jobs related to my degree).
It was not easy, to be honest with you. You would feel the FOMO once you're doing something else and seeing your peers do, see and experience things that you used to have, but there is nothing wrong with that. I think of it this way: we are all different, unique. Same goes with our experiences and struggles, but we can all agree that we can all have the good memories and experiences when we work for it, AT KAPAG MAY PERA KA PARA TUSTUSAN ANG GUSTO MO.
There is nothing wrong with questioning your existence when you're unhappy, but staying unhappy and unfulfilled is up to you. Make changes. Do the necessary action. Now, I am at peace, no more anxiety driven work, no more questions (yet), and truly enjoying the WORK-LIFE balance. More time for myself, for family, friends and more landi with jowa! LOL, saan ka pa!
It's never too late.
I dont know what i want. I dont know what I love. I dont know what are my passion. And I am stuck here in my life where I do not find joy. I want to switch my career yet I dont know my passion 😢
Life is not a race.Soon you will figure it out .Stay positive 😊
Uy! Same dilemma I’m experiencing for that past months.
You are young. If it aren't makes you happy, try searching for options. Choose the better option that would also provide security. Juggle on those two and you might find what you want.
just try and try stuff. youll never know what you like if you havent tried them. the sooner u try things the quicker u can cross out yung mga things na ayaw mo gawin. ma aanalysis paralysis ka lang kakaisip ng kung ano ba passion mo 😂
Hi I've experienced the same thing (Not that Im saying we experience it in same ways) But Based on my experience di mo talaga makikita agad ang passion mo pero ang makikita mo is something you like. When there's something you like or find cool or intriguing try it. Then soon you'll find yourself falling in love on that "thing" kasi ang passion is another form of love. And Love is an emotion that develops in a long run. So just try new things or things na matutuwa ka. Di mo need isipin kung ano passion mo isipin mo lang san ka nag eenjoy now then it will transform into passion. Remember no rush, Try lang ng try hanggang sa makita mo. Goodluck on your journey, we are here all together 😊
Changing careers isn't an easy feat. Many struggle to adapt to a new work environment and a new set of co-workers to butt heads with while trying to come up with ideas and strategies. Their insights help us in knowing if switching careers is something that we can also take into consideration first before taking action.
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Here's my pieces of advice to Gen Z
1. Do what you love. Love what you do.
2. You will never get tired of something you're really passionate about.
3. Changing your job is both a risk and a gain. Whatever the result will be, it's a leap of faith.
4. You choose what you think is best for you.
5. It's okay to prioritize practicality over passion (if needed) but know that you will always have your way back to your passion.
Kudosssss to all the game changers, environment shifters, and risk takers
Parang pear o puso. May Mauuna pero sana makuha both…..
Changing career but worried on finances?
I was an HR officer before but realized na it was really not fit for a person like me who always has new ideas and creative. I shifted to Marketing and now I'm an assistant Marketing manager for 3 years na. I can express my strength an now I am one year away on finishing my Masters degree. When I was still a staff, I write thesis papers and charcoal portrait just to make sure that I am still financially capable (bumaba sweldo ko from my pervious work e). When I got promoted, my salary increased and I already have lots of connections for thesis writing all of that while helping ny family financially. It is really all about self discipline, time management and grit.
I love how this interview showed two "major" drivers when changing career paths, financial stability and passion. That said, life is basically not a one size fits all type of thing. We have different reasons for staying or moving on. We just have to learn that there are no absolute wrong answers in life, we just learn more of ourselves as we move forward.
Bkit ngyon lng to na create. :( This is what i need to hear and watch. Kala ko ako lang ang may problema sa mid life crisis. Watched this at 1:12 AM KSA time. D ako makatulog dahil sa anxiety ko sa kung ano ba talaga ang gusto ko gawin sa buhay. And suddenly this vid just passed on my screen. Thanks recreate. I will definitely watch this over and over again pag na feel ko na d ko na alam gagawin ko. 😭
Always remember: Starting is always the hardest part lalo na if it’s very different from what you know pero that’s how we grow 😅
A career shift is one of the most crucial and delicate processes in one’s life. If you are planning to shift your career focus from one domain to other, always make sure that you are up for the challenge and know what you are doing.
MONEY: - The Company in which you're going to shift pays you more than the previous one.
Work-Life Balance: - Work life Balance must be equivalent or better than the previous one.
Job Profile: - Make sure you're getting a job of your interest. If you're getting job that pays you two times the one, you're interested in then it's of no use.
Experience: - Make sure you're having enough experience/skills for that job.
Not all career changes are equally difficult. The hardest is to move to a field where none of your previous experience is relevant. Often, though, you can find a way to build on your previous experience while doing something new.
Consider staying in your industry but moving to a new role so you can play up your industry knowledge. Or you could keep working in finance, for example, but for a biotech company instead of a publisher. In that case, you can show that you have already done the job, even if the industry is new.
Hope it helps!!!
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Can you do of this stuff pa po pero more specific with changing careers from degree (medical field /engineering/ law) to passion like artist
I was in the IT Industry for the past 7 yrs then I started my business last 2020 start of pandemic. Honestly for me right now, its about trying to learn new things and gaining knowledge to the people around you. Doesn’t matter anymore what people thinks of me as long as i am not hurting anybody. Learn new things! It will lead you to the path that you want. Im not that successful yet, but I can say that the things i am doing right now is what I really want. If you’re still young, dont chase for money. Look for experience that will help you grow your personal skills.
I’m a Licensed Medical technologist, But entered in the Military service. It’s my 4th year already in tge service and I miss my life doing my thing as a civilian medtech. I suddenly just become tired of following orders and currently working my way out of this realm😇 Can’t wait to wear lab gown again❤
“If started at 21 years old and ma criticize ako I might feel like I might give up too early.” This hits me hard.
As an adult. I truly appreciate the masarap na tulog. 😂😂😂😂 I was a tech developer years before pandemic and it came to point na i was thinking about problem solutions habang naliligo. So I resigned during pandemic. And made the best decision so far.😂😂😂
Sir, super in demand nga po ng tech ngayon and high paying sabi nga ng iba... wala po regrets sir? and so happy for you rin po!
Damn! Totoo yung burn out. Gave up my 6 digit salary. Kasi nga mentally d na kaya.
But I’m in a different country now. Hopefully I’ll love my profession again 🥲🤞🏼
From being a Restaurant Manager to Entreprenuer to BPO Manager....
Roller coaster experience but its all worth it..and dami kong natutunan and I'm glad hindi ako nagstay sa dati kong company.
Just DECIDE, panindigan mo, enjoy the ride, be financially ready, choose your people and just know that you are doing it for yourself...
The biggest struggle is on finacial side cause bills just keep on coming... I even experience a 0 balance allowance.... so make sure that you are Financially ready when you want a career change
Ng graduate po ako ng early childhood (higher diploma) and then started working as an educational assistant for 5 years. I did not want to study for another 2 years to complete my bachelor’s. Last year, I decided to study again while working part-time. It was a scary step, with the right mindset and environment, I was able to step out of my comfort zone 😊
I was HR Officer way back in manufacturing company and now I am an Analyst in BPO company, when pandemic hits, I realize na mas mahalaga ang financial stability 😊 although nakakamiss ung manufacturing setting mas happy ako ngayon sa BPO :)
Very timely thank you!
Im actually on a forked road. Contemplating to still continue with my current job or shift to a different company/field.
Fellow career changer and executive coach here - great advice here and further proof that it's never too late to make a career change!
Super relate ako sa mga content nyo, especially this one. Someone who shifted career from being a call center agent to quality analys then now goes back to being a fastfood manager but here in Dubai. I left my job in the Phil. that actually pays higher than my job here in Dubai but one thing I realize is that life must keep moving forward and take on the challenges someday all the sacrifices will be worth it and those failures and bad decisions consider it as redirection to something better.
From engr shift to korean instructor now starting to expand my own business
How timely. I had just recently started contemplating on shifting to a different field myself, so this video seems like a sign lol. Many thanks to the channel for putting this out and to the speakers for sharing their experiences and insights!
Thank you! Despite sa pagkarami raming pinasahan and halos walang nag-response. ☺️
I'm an international flight attendant and I quit my job. Now, I'm a call center agent and no one understands how happy i am now.
ako din di ko na alam ano talaga pina ka passion ko gusto ko na mag change career pero di ko alam isa din tong ini isip ko na baka iba na ang sabihin ng iba dahil binitawan ko pagiging engineer dito sa London at mas pinili ang ibang work na mas maliit sahud kaya mas nalilito ako san pupunta
Heartfelt. Thank you so much for this episode. ❤
Such eloquent speakers. Great content!
That last piece of advice 😢😢❤❤
Ang hirap makahanap ng employer na maayos. A lot of us are struggling just to have work. Always make sure to find the right balance of work and personal matters. And recheck up to when can you stay in that company.
As For me, I started doing amateur vlogs just to ease out my stressors in life. Sometimes talaga mej nakakaburnout. But at the end of the day, always choose your peace.
I'm a first year nursing student but my heart is in any type of creation. Unfortunately, mom was the one who chose my course and I have no say regarding this matter :(
I've been a nurse here in Canada for 14 years. Being a nurse is not easy so if you don't like nursing in the first place stop it, because you're not gonna last.
@@ezraestrada4992 that's really easy to say if you have resources... nursing is the most practical choice for my family, unfortunately.
Is this a sign na ba talaga? Huhuhu thank you for all your advices!
I just changed my career path from Tech Support to becoming a Scrum Master just 3 months ago. It was fulfilling. I've been having this feeling of longing for something for the past years and when I got the chance to explore Agile, I fell in love with the Scrum Master role. Luckily, I landed a job just few months after studying the Scrum Master role. Like the universe just handed me the thing that I was looking for. Bonus is that I have a great boss.
From education grad, license teacher to being a government employee - judiciary line to be exact so different but promising.
This is what I needed right now ❤
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i love these kinds of contents from recreate that i will surely look back in the future!
This is a very nice topic. Timely and relevant🩵
I'm from IT to HSE, totally not related trade, pero na enjoy ko naman kaya tumagal ako ng 15 years.
thank you, recreate. sml 💞
struggling w this rn i don't like what im currently studying and this video felt like a sign.
Me right now in a BPO industry resigning soon because I had realized it's not my passion.
huhu thank you for this video re•create!, I really need this kind of advices right now. Thank you po kuya nico, ate bea and ate pat ♥
- currently a 3rd year student who chose a pratical course, rather than her dream course (:(
Isa akong tambay, kailangan ko na mag change career.
Please do a content about taking a “Gap Year”.
I was told na I am lazy because I left my teaching job. The one who told that is the lola of my boyfriend na wala naman na ambag sa pag papaaral sa akin and I am a scholar in college btw. It so sad and na down ako until now. I convinced myself na di ko need marinig ang opinion ng iba about sa ano gusto ko. Now I am learning cybersecurity. I am a Bio major btw got my license in teaching na din. I got to go for it cuase it fueled my curiosity. I like computers and hack 😎 wish me luck.
Thank you for this❤
I started to doubt my chosen course; I feel like I'm just studying for nothing. I don't feel joy anymore huhuhu
buti naman may ganto na. hindi puro landian at sex topic
Ganda ng content 🤝
Callcenter agent ako feeling ko dead end job ako kaya ko to pinanood kasi iniisip ko mag change carreer pero saan 😆😆
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I want to change my career but its to get hired to another job. I have no choice
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Ako na nasa "fork in the road" 😭
1st ❤️
Halos pareparehas sila ng hand gestures 🤭🤭🤭
One of the scariest things in the world......starting over again... but why stay in something your so miserable in'????
Product or services oriented key player yan 😅
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You're married, ah? Have a wife, ah? Where's your ring, huh?
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