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Should I change careers in my mid‑30s for passion or keep the safe path?
I’ve been working as a software engineer for eight years. The job pays well, the benefits are good, but I’ve started feeling like a hamster on a wheel. I want to learn Spanish, maybe become a translator, but the thought of losing the steady paycheck makes me nervous.
My question is: what’s the general consensus on switching careers in your mid‑30s? Do most people who have done this end up happier, or is it a trap that ends in regret? I know a few who made the jump to teaching and it sounded great, but I’m hearing mixed reviews.
Should I take a risk now or wait until I’m 40, when I have more savings? Is the career switch more difficult if you have family or kids? I’d appreciate concrete examples, statistics, or personal anecdotes if you’ve been through it. Don’t bother with generic “follow your passion” fluff. I want real, grounded advice. Thanks for the input.
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