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I started a job as a Career Counselor for the state of Massachusetts in November.. And I was an employment specialist for 4 years prior… Job coach 12 years…. I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m burned out helping people. I’d rather be given work to do and not have to interact with customers/clients. The people that work there are great. But I’m already done mentally.
I hear you…and if you were coaching you, what would you suggest they do?
@Jeff Altman, The Big Game Hunter I would have me write down three things I’m good at doing and three things you enjoy doing. And three things you don’t want to do. And start from there. The only thing I for me is that I don’t want to be in a office in front of a computer as I am now. One of the jobs I’ve been looking at is being a custodian(I did this when I was a job coach supervising people with mental disabilities). I like the idea of being able to do a job and feeling the sense of completion and being more physically active at a job. I’m 54 and in good shape…. Was in better shape, but sitting down is not good for me.
@JobSearchTV I would have me write down three things I’m good at doing and three things you enjoy doing. And three things you don’t want to do. And start from there. The only thing I for me is that I don’t want to be in a office in front of a computer as I am now. One of the jobs I’ve been looking at is being a custodian(I did this when I was a job coach supervising people with mental disabilities). I like the idea of being able to do a job and feeling the sense of completion and being more physically active at a job. I’m 54 and in good shape…. Was in better shape, but sitting down is not good for me.
@Dave H68 get to it! It will take time to find it. You know that! The longer you procrastinate, the more down you’ll feel,