What should I do?
I m 25, after I graduated, I have been teaching as a profession, but my friends have opted for the software, though period has been welding for the software industry (2001-2003). Now they're all great, winning 5 times my salary, but they also know I have talent similar. Even my students over the past 5 years become more and wages Going Places (New Zealand, Canada, UK, Denmark, Japan, Singapore, etc. ..). I feel so lost and proud. My dream or goal is to travel around the world, becoming a writer, to be part of the media (Science & Technology). For this I realized that I have to move, you need money. ask you to please answer 1. Am I too old to seek a career change? 2. How can I make a change software career? Is there anyone there personally, if you please, help me and guide me .. I am quite depressed and confused.
Never too old. I am 27 and candidates for school this fall. I graduated high school ten years ago and now I am a divorced mother of two, with almost any jurisdiction, except the usual garbage waiting tables. Anyway, if I can get over to support my family, then you can stop feeling sorry for yourself. People stop worrying how much better to do than you, teaching is a noble profession. Use your energy instead to concentrate and focus on how to achieve the goals you want reach. Do not make your goals unrealistic (avoid discouragement). There is nothing wrong with knowing you're better than where / what you are now. There is something wrong to complain, but do nothing to change their situation. Never be satisfied with anything unless you know what you want. Good luck. JESSICA
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