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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Unconventional Strategies for Renewing Your Career #3

Unconventional strategy 3:

Allow yourself a transition period in which it is okay to oscillate between holding on and letting go. Better to live the contradictions than to come to a premature resolution.

The years preceding a career change necessarily involve difficulty, turmoil, confusion, and uncertainty. One of the hardest tasks of reinvention is staying the course when it feels like you are coming undone. Unfortunately, there is no alternative but foreclosure—retreating from change either by staying put or taking the wrong next job. Watch out for decisions made in haste, especially when it comes to unsolicited offers. It takes a while to move from old to new. Those who try to short-circuit the process often just end up taking longer.

http://www.aheadofthecurveatmidlife.com/articles/nine-unconventional-strategies-for-renewing-your-career

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