Yaşlanmanın ve bir kariyer bulmanın varoluşsal korkusuyla nasıl başa çıkıyorsunuz?

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1. smoomooch

   Ekim 27, 2025 - 4:33 am

   My brothers your age and I recently asked him the same question. He said he has a “why”…it gets him out of bed in the morning. He has a passion for teaching and he’s worked his ass off to get his degree. Also, get a therapist. You don’t have to do this alone and sometimes the first step is therapy and medication before you can even meet a goal. Tbh, my career kinda found me but I’m probably going to switch someday and I have the same worries as you, but he inspires me. And I’m in therapy, that helps too.

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2. Paloma_Paul42069

   Ekim 27, 2025 - 4:33 am

   Tip from a 30 y/o man. Just. Keep. Moving. Even those people that seem like they “got it figured out” could easily have their plans go to shit. Nobody is expecting you to be on some sort of timeline. Everyone’s path is unique. You can still find love. Still find new things. Still try new things. Just don’t stop. Blue Octobers song “Jump Rope” baby. Go bop that shit

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3. TacoTableTop69

   Ekim 27, 2025 - 4:33 am

   I just turned 25 and i’m in the same boat. You just have to nut up, put your phone down and start doing stuff. I’m a little different because I have some savings but open a roth, start job seeking, stop spending your money until you have savings, and get out there. I’ve found that the more research I do, and the more I physically experience things, the better I feel about aging and my career. It’s all in the mindset.

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4. torsojones

   Ekim 27, 2025 - 4:33 am

   Doing something, anything, can be helpful in figuring out what you want to do. Because you’ll start doing it and realize the parts you like and dislike. Now you have something to work with: trying to find something that maximizes the things you like and minimizes the things you don’t. You’ll likely need to go through several different jobs to even find some aspect of one that you like. Remember that trying out a career path isn’t like getting a tattoo. You’re young enough to make even multiple career shifts before you settle on a path. So roll the dice, pick a lane, and just move forward.

   Also, pretty much everyone sucks at everything the first time they do it. You’re not alone in feeling discouraged. If it’s something worth doing, you’re going to have to work at it for a while. It sounds like maybe you didn’t have the opportunity to try anything difficult growing up. Once you decide to be persistent and get good at your first difficult thing, you’ll realize how the world works and will be less timid trying new things.

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