The Midlife Career Change Playbook: A 12-Month Strategy to Replace Your Income and Live the Life of Your Dreams Without Risking Everything You Worked For

If you are planning to change your career without risking what you already built keep reading… .

Every year millions of people in their 30s, 40s, or 50s set goals to change their career but end up stuck in the same job month after month. This is because you are already established in your career, invested time, effort, and money and do not want to lose all the results you have achieved over time. At this stage of life, you have responsibilities like a family, mortgage, and car payments, and your whole identity can be tied into what you do, so it is completely normal to be afraid to make a change into the unknown.

Yet every year, there are thousands of people who successfully make the change to the career and lifestyle of their dreams without risking what they already ready built or neglecting their responsibilities by following a simple but proven strategy.

The Midlife Career Change Playbook is a one-stop guide that will teach you how to finally live the life that you have always wanted. If you are tired of your "9 to 5" routine, if you are tired of the daily drag, or if you simply want to have a much higher income, then this book is for you. This book will instruct and show you how to create positive changes in your life so that you can live the life that you have always dreamed of!

The Midlife Career Change Playbook will help you:

Feel confident to start the process of changing your career

Develop the high-income skills

Double your income before leaving your current position

Overcome doubt and fear

Quit the job you hate

Create the lifestyle of your dreams

Much, much more!

Much of the advice in this playbook may seem simple and even obvious, but the data shows that if you stick to the strategies outlined in this book, you will create the career you have always wanted.

© 2019 Author's Republic (Luisterboek): 9781982796785

Publicatiedatum

Luisterboek: 18 december 2019