3 Tips To Change Your Career If You’re Unhappy

By Beverly Linao | Feb 26, 2016 11:00 AM EST

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If you feel your career is making its toll on you and is no longer making you happy, then maybe it is time to take a different career path.

Once you have decided to make the change, remember these three tips in mind.

1. Figure out what makes you happy

You have figured out that your present career is no longer making you happy. Now, it is time to find the reason that made you felt that way. Is it your boss? Is it your work shift? Whatever it is, it is important to determine the reasons for such unhappiness.

Once you have figured out the answers to your questions, then you would know what steps to make next.

2. Know your passion

Knowing your passion has a great impact in your quest for happiness. In fact, most people love to find a job that is in line with their passion. Maybe the reason for your unhappiness is the fact that your work is not in line with your passion. Maybe it's time to take a leap of faith and do something that not only provides you with income but also satisfaction.

 "If you are unhappy because you are not following your passion, you will need direction and support. Talk to others who have made the same leap of faith, and gather as much information as you can," Pamela Horack, a certified financial planner with Pathfinder Planning LLC, said.

In finding your passion, it is important to have a support system that would help and guide you as you embark on a new journey.

Also, it is important and helpful to keep yourself in the loop of people who are in your desired field. They can give you tips and advices that would help you in this new career path.

3. Value experiences

Find the value in every situation. No matter what situation you are in, you have to find its value. You can sure make use of it in the future. Remember, there is no such thing as a useless experience. No matter what the value is, keep it and apply it in your future jobs.

Meanwhile, here are some career advice that you need to ignore.

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