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RedemptionRedemption Community Connector Posts: 6,819 Master Poster
edited November 2024 in Work & Study
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  • lunarcat522lunarcat522 Posts: 609 Incredible Poster
    @TheNightmare I think personally it's a great goal! I'm sorry to hear your family don't seem to be supportive of it, but if you think it's the right pathway and decision for you, you should definitely go ahead with it. You won't know how things go if you don't try it out so I think if it's something you're interested in and you have relevant knowledge you should go for it!
  • sinead276sinead276 Posts: 2,347 Boards Champion
    I also say go for it - if its something on your mind and something you believe you'd be good at and have the knowledge for, then go for it. It doesn't matter what age you start 'learning the skills' as they may say. Skills can be learned at any age. If you truly want to give it ago, then do it.

    If it works out then great, and if it doesn't thats perfectly okay too. Just do what you would enjoy and make you happy :3
  • jayne26jayne26 Posts: 47 Boards Initiate
    @TheNightmare I agree with what others are saying above! If you feel like this career is something you'd like to explore further then there's no harm in that :) You seem to have a lot of knowledge in this particular field as well that I'm sure would be beneficial.

    Keep us posted with how things are going - I'd be interested to hear how you get on.
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