Sometimes, it�s hard to switch jobs, especially when you are older but flexibility is key to charting a new course.
LAST week, I held a contest on my Facebook page and the winner was allowed to suggest three possible topics for this week�s column. Wong Yoke Wah, a reader from Kuala Lumpur, emerged as the eventual winner after answering three simple questions correctly. Her topic appealed to me most: �Is it possible to change your job/career when you are in your 40s?�
You see, changing jobs is something that I�ve become quite adept at over the years � mostly as a result of circumstances. Although I trained as a journalist after leaving school and have been writing this column for 15 years now, I haven�t always been employed as a writer. In fact, there was a period of 12 years when I wasn�t employed at all. And, this was not by choice.
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The only constant is change!We are changing physically everyday but our behaviour and attidue seem to lack behind for the better.I know I am getting older and therefore I must embrace the change.More than ten years ago my only exercise is a walk at KLCC garden once a week;but about three years ago I walk and cycle 3 times a week.Similarly in my business life..Just to add to this article by my favourite columnist,"Don't be afraid to change even when you are in your 50s".I did.
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