This week’s story is about a 35-year old friend, who wants to be in charge of his money, but is not sure how to go about it. That middle stage after working for about 10 years is a challenging one for many more. When the elderly speak of “settling down”, the young shrug it off. There is no stereotyping one’s money journey. At 35, some may have risen to be chief executive officers; some would have founded a potentially big business; some chosen a second profession and made progress; but this story is ..
Not all of us find our calling; or end up with jobs we love doing. Our friend is an doctor, who found work at a large firm. He then worked hard to keep his job and earn a good performance rating also. In the large group of thousands of engineers, he did not know what his career path would be. He was not a slacker, but quite content with a stable job. Many of us don’t question things that happen to us—if there is nothing wrong with the job, it is fine is the attitude.
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