/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58426933
We polish our ORBS and begin to ponder again, just as planned anon

>>50646235
I went back to university at 28 to study medicine. I'm a doctor now and couldn't be happier. Can't say there was anything very wrong with my life on paper before, but I just wasn't happy and couldn't get settled. Took the leap and decided to give medicine a crack. Lots of people thought I was crazy, taking 10 steps back etc. Was surprised to find out that I was really good at being a med student, and that studying was no effort when it was for something I was genuinely interested in. Then I was surprised to find out that I was really good at being an actual doctor.

Even though work hours are long etc, my whole life is better now that I am doing a job that interests and challenges me. It's not for everyone, but I guess the take home message is that going back to study as a fully-formed adult can be very much more rewarding than how you remember study as a teenager/first-time uni student. Also investing in crypto is far more rewarding now because i can actually buy the things that make me happy, and i don't do it out of a sheer desire of owning stuff anymore. Each time i sell my VINU bags (don't worry, i also buy more after) i get to use them wisely.

Please don’t let anyone convince you that you are too old to make changes in your life. People who try to convince you that you are too old or too (fill in the blanks) might be intimidated or fearful by your desire to change.