Zoe Girl
12-29-14, 7:41am
i have been on a dating site and it is for 'mindful' people. that means i do not need to explain my meditation habit, people seem a little more like me. However i am also seeing a fair number of people with these jobs that are kinda BS jobs IMHO. i lived in boulder a long time and i am active in meditation groups, but what the heck is a breath counselor or a human development professional? in bios they say they left whatever career to find themselves as a yoga/breath/counselor/qigong, instructor. those guys are not on my list (there are other good ones)
So in a related way i was looking at mid-life career changes into the law field as i get into mediation, you know making more money possibly. the search words came up with many stories of how people left law and went to the other careers (maybe they saved enough money to do this). i know there are a lot of people here who went that direction, are there any stories here or that you know of where people get their heads out of the clouds (that would be me) and got more money focused and practical in mid-life? right now when i get stressed i want to create fabric art and write stories, not a bad idea if it doesn't take too much time, but those are fun long shots not a financial plan.
So in a related way i was looking at mid-life career changes into the law field as i get into mediation, you know making more money possibly. the search words came up with many stories of how people left law and went to the other careers (maybe they saved enough money to do this). i know there are a lot of people here who went that direction, are there any stories here or that you know of where people get their heads out of the clouds (that would be me) and got more money focused and practical in mid-life? right now when i get stressed i want to create fabric art and write stories, not a bad idea if it doesn't take too much time, but those are fun long shots not a financial plan.