u/Ill_Rope_4346

I made a previous post about my current Customer Support job, so I thought I would try getting advice with another related post.

I'm 31M and trying to figure out my potential career path, as I'm at a point in my life where I simply don't know what I can do/want to do.

Some background info: I worked in hospitality for 7 years and really don't want to go back. I've had office jobs in the past and my current job is in Customer Support so multi-tasking, time management and organization are important but I really struggle with these skills.

Are there other jobs that I haven't considered that may I may be better suited to to do?

Have there been other people feeling unsure about what to pursue? If so, did you seek guidance from a career councillor or maybe did an Aptitude Test?

I'm 31M and trying to figure out my potential career path, as I'm at a point in my life where I simply don't know what I can do/want to do.

Some background info: I worked in hospitality for 7 years and really don't want to go back. I've had office jobs in the past and my current job is in Customer Support so multi-tasking, time management and organization are important but I really struggle with these skills.

Have there been other people feeling unsure about what to pursue? If so, did you seek guidance from a career councillor or maybe did an Aptitude Test?

I'm a 31M and i started a Customer Support job in February (4 months into it now).

I suffer from anxiety and depression, for which I'm seeing a professional again. This job has triggered my anxiety and depression after a pretty long run of good mood/stability. It's gotten so bad that I'm genuinely excited for bed, and feel such dread each morning (especially Mondays), and my friends and family notice something is wrong.

My question: **Would it be a bad idea to leave the job to take a break during the summer?**

My therapist and my parents have encouraged me to quit this job, even if I don't have a new one lined up, but my partner and myself know how competitive the job market is so quitting feels like quite a risk. I also have ADHD, so it only adds to the already daunting task of job hunting.

**NB: I'm in a really scary and, quite frankly, lonely time in my life right now, so a bit of grace and open-mindedness would be appreciated.

Edit: In case it's important, I have regular monthly car and medication expenses, among other expenses.

Thank you

I'm at a confusing and rather worrying stage in my life (31M btw) where I'm trying to figure out who I am, what I enjoy & what I'm going to do as a career.

I'm currently working a job I hate (Customer Support at a FinTech company). I'm 4 months into the probationary period but I've gotten to a point where my anxiety levels are high almost all day, everyday.

I'm looking for new jobs but I have difficulty with focusing, comprehending, and preparing my CV & Cover Letter. Additionally, I have such low confidence in my abilities to perform well that I'd consider it to be at grippling levels at this point; the idea of not being good enough and failing (as I'm not good at improvising or faking confidence) leaves me basically paralyzed when applying for a particular job.

Can anyone share their experiences and tips to feel like you've been productive at the end of the day (i.e. submitting job applications)?

Many thanks

So I'm 31 and at a loss about what I like, what I'm good at, what my potential occupation could be.

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I'm looking around for reputable/official aptitude tests to take to get a better understanding of myself and to (maybe) put me on the right path towards a career that I'm actually happy to work in.

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Any help would be so appreciated.

I found myself reading old posts of peoples' opinions about the sisters and how their powers progressed over the seasons.

While some people talk about how Piper's control over molecules should have evolved into some sort of transmutation, or Prue gaining the power of levitation, a lot of the conversation seems to be centred around Phoebe and how the writers handled her and her powers really badly.

How would you have evolved the 4 sisters' powers over the seasons? Does each sister's power make sense or would you have approached them differently - especially with Phoebe's power set?

I'm looking for a place to have a simple intimate dinner and drinks (between 6-8 people) for my 31st birthday and was thinking about Ranelagh/Rathmines as opposed to the city centre.

I don't want to be in the middle of town's chaos but I also have friends who have to drive from outside Dublin, so I figured Ranelagh is a good medium?

Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!