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the scary part is realizing u wasted 5 yrs waiting for things to get better

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Switching jobs can seem scary.

But what's scarier is realizing you've stayed in a job you don't love for years, waiting for things to get better on their own.    

During this time, you could have:  

- Learned new skills  

- Met new people  

- Explored opportunities that truly resonate with you    

Instead, you were stuck, thinking that next promotion or project might finally make you love what you do. But it rarely does.    

The truth is, change isn't the enemy.

It's staying in a comfort zone that's no longer comfortable. What's truly empowering is recognizing your worth and taking proactive steps toward a career that aligns with your passions and strengths.    

It doesn’t have to be a full 180-degree turn. You can:    

- Build on your current expertise  
- Pivot towards something adjacent  
- Discover a path that feels more fulfilling

Switching jobs can seem scary.

But what's scarier is realizing you've stayed in a job you don't love for years, waiting for things to get better on their own.    

During this time, you could have:  

- Learned new skills  

- Met new people  

- Explored opportunities that truly resonate with you    

Instead, you were stuck, thinking that next promotion or project might finally make you love what you do. But it rarely does.    

The truth is, change isn't the enemy…

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Every little milestone, every small win, brought a burst of pride. The joy of seeing an idea take shape, and the satisfaction of solving a tough problem were all priceless.

It wasn't about reaching a destination; it was about appreciating the journey.

I learned to celebrate progress, not perfection. The ups and downs, the lessons learned along the way—that's where the real pride comes from. It's about the relentless pursuit of a vision and the courage to keep going, even when the going gets tough.

So, if you're thinking about starting a business, remember this: it won’t always be easy, but it will definitely be worth it. Embrace every part of the journey. The pride you feel in building something meaningful for yourself and others will be the most rewarding part of all.

It wasn't about reaching a destination; it was about appreciating the journey.

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