How to stay stuck in the wrong career

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<abstract>The research describes a "Studying Career Change": first, get in toch with your "true self". The identify the career that matches it best. Sound reasonable? If you're like other midcareer profesionals considering a switch into a new line of work, you're probably approaching it this way and chances are, it isn't working.  Here's the starling truth about how successful career changers make the shift</abstract>
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