48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show12 Mar 2021

I'm 27 years old. Is it too late to find the work I love?

You can fill in the blank for age. I get these questions every week from people 27 to 77. Age cannot stop you from thriving and prospering unless you allow it to. You can write and rewrite your story until you get the results - and the ending - you want.

Questions:

1. I am 57 years old. Is it too late in life to change?

2. Why are you not a fan of people sharing their income reports?

3. Do you have any suggestions for work that would be music related?

4. I'm a senior in college. If I use the concepts in "48 days" now, will I secure a job before graduation?

5. I recently resigned from my job in banking after 28 years. I felt I was dying a slow death and was desperate for a change. Any ideas about what I should pursue?

6. I'm considering starting my own consulting / outsourced "cfo" business.

7. My credit is shot and I have no savings - but I want to start my own business. Any hope for me?

To get direct links to the resources mentioned in this podcast, including resources for people who are afraid they're too old to make a change or find work they love and a unique opportunity to join us for a 48 Days Eagles FREE Open House on starting and growing your own podcast, in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/is-it-too-late-to-find-the-work-i-love

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