Brutally Honest Advice for If You Hate Your Job

75 Year Old's Advice If You Hate Your Job #shorts

a 75 year old offers her best piece of wisdom and life advice for those who hate their jobs.

👋🏻 William Rossy - Sprouht

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[tammya]

She’s absolutely right! I’ve never stayed at a job I hated and I am so grateful for that.

[laxmansinde]

"Golden years aren't that gold"~ gold line

[chuckmurphy]

"The golden years aren't so golden". This is so true after watching my mom and dad after retirement. All the plans they had never happened after my mom got cancer.

[smuggler]

I love these interviews, it's really interesting to know the point of view of people who have already gone through a lot but there is one thing that annoys me that is found in 95% of the videos (obviously I'm not just talking about this channel). Each time the answer to the question "what advice do you want to give?" people always respond with: do what you like. Luckily you told me that because I was thinking of doing what I don't like lol or many other times they respond with: follow your passion. Now, the vast majority of people, especially young people, don't know what they like and don't have a passion and this rhetoric of "life is too short to do something you don't like" has really got me dead tired. Who pays the bills? Who pays the rent? Very few have the time and money to jump from job to job in search of the perfect dream. Want to know something? I'm almost thirty, I hate my job and it may sound sad but I've never had any passions or dreams. The only thing I like is being able to relax, occasionally being able to go on a trip and buy something I like and maybe one day be able to buy a house. All these things need money and who pays me if I keep changing jobs because I can't find what I like?

Edit: I hate to be so negative but I wasted my twenties in constant search for something to engage me, I never focused on anything in particular because I didn't like anything. Now the years have passed, I have no specialization, I wasted my parents' sacrifices, my resume is a disaster. I'm trying to fix everything but it's not easy. Peace

[runecscapeman]

Great advice. My son died at 23! Go live!

[hanhpham]

She is sharp and confident! She has gold advice.

[wanderingwarrior]

Never turn down once in a life opportunities that can brighten your life. Saying you will do it one day, when the time is right, means, you will never do it. Do it now when you are young, as you age, you will find it nearly impossible or impossible to leave your comfort zone.

[Baruch-Hashem]

Golden years is a lie for all but a few if any. The Golden years are your youth, the older years are when you have greater appreciation for your youth.

[kathleenhensley]

My husband and I had so many plans for our retirement.We wanted to live on 10 ten acres, grow our own food, have hobbies, grow old together. We retired, moved and my dear, dear beloved died only 4 yrs into retirement. He had put everything off until he got social security. He was slowly dying of pancreatic cancer, but we didn't even know he was, until he was 2 months away from death. I miss him so much.
He got one or two social security checks and died. Don't put things off too long. The clock is ticking.

[ajtaylor]

*"The golden years are not that golden."*

Pure wisdom from someone whose lived. What people consider your peak years might not pan out like you expect them to, so just live for today instead of tomorrow.

[EPA]

This woman gives some of the best advice in this series.

[Doug]

Thank God we still have real truth and honesty! ❤

[Goldgirl]

Gave my niece the same advice. If you find passion in something do it as soon as you do, find put it off as passion’s change later in life and so does motivation.

[videofanimal]

I love these interviews, great life lessons

[austingray]

I hate my job so I quit twice within two years but ended up coming back. I feel like I have no other options.

[strangerthingsaresaid]

Unfortunately, I don't like any jobs.

[flowergirlabc]

Absolutely!! I was already a nurse and wanted to return to school to become a dermatologist, badly. My life unexpectedly changed overnight and that was then end of med school and all the rest of my hopes and dreams. Don't let anyone get talk you out of your dreams when young and get a good education so you can support yourself and any dependants should life throw you an unexpected curveball, too.
Life has many sudden changes, twists and turns and in life we constantly have to adjust accordingly, fight and work so very hard to get through them and you will get through them. Don't let 'unexpected events' change who you are at your core.

[Saidwhatisaid]

Words of wisdom! Needed this message today. Thank you!

[jamesdorasamy]

I agree .. the golden years are not so golden .. anything can happen

[onlyagreeingsometimes]

How many of you have an idea but don't know where to start... or lack trust in the process of making it 🤔