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Website title: Career Change: Get Help Finding 'What Next' | Careershifters

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In your 40s, 50s or 60s and thinking about making a move into something new? Worried you’ve run out of time, or that ageism will keep you trapped where you are? There are some unique challenges to making a latter-stage shift, but it’s absolutely possible. Here, Natasha shares where to start.


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Can't bring yourself to take action on your career change? Fearful, overthinking, and staying stuck as a result? Sounds like Resistance is at play. Here, Natasha explains the three places Resistance might show up in your shift, and the four key elements you need to overcome it.


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“I was putting all my energy into fulfilling someone else's goals, while my own dreams were being sidelined.”

Nidhi Vashishth had reached the top of her profession, but realised it wasn't where she wanted to stay. Here's how she left behind the security of a senior leadership role to build a consulting business aligned with her own purpose.

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You're miserable, uninspired and frustrated. You know you have to make a shift. But much as you'd love to quit, you're simply not ready. How do you stay sane? Natasha has comprehensively updated this popular article, sharing ten ways to make it through career-change limbo.


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“I wanted the chance to learn and explore other countries, cultures and technologies.”

When it hit him how long he had left until retirement, Tiago Klein knew that he didn't want to spend the rest of his career wondering "what if?" Here's how he left a secure management role to build a new life and career abroad.

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