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27-02-2015, 02:52 PM
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The best way to deal with mid life crisis is to accumulate enough to retire by 40 so that you don't even need to manage it.
This is a much harder, but also better outcome solution. Better than scrimping & saving in your 40s or go for training / lessons on things you cannot care less about or worse still playing office politics carrying balls and making small talk with colleagues & boss you despise.
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27-02-2015, 03:43 PM
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i had a quarter life crisis. no job, no money, no qualifications, nothing.
thinking back, it's just a bs term for depression and laziness.
your destiny is in your hands. start meeting and network with people. find old friends to connect, find new ones on linkedin. talk to people, service people, civil servants. see if they need assistance and offer to work for free. yes, to learn. and volunteer.
you will see that lots of people are in more unfortunate circumstances than you. you get to come across more opportunities. no hard work, no gain.
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27-02-2015, 04:13 PM
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i had a quarter life crisis. no job, no money, no qualifications, nothing.
thinking back, it's just a bs term for depression and laziness.
your destiny is in your hands. start meeting and network with people. find old friends to connect, find new ones on linkedin. talk to people, service people, civil servants. see if they need assistance and offer to work for free. yes, to learn. and volunteer.
you will see that lots of people are in more unfortunate circumstances than you. you get to come across more opportunities. no hard work, no gain.
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Can't agree more. Thank you... Anybody else has more to share?
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27-02-2015, 04:26 PM
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Hi
I was a high flyer in the corporate world but decided to quit after experiencing a mid life crisis in my forties. I was working day and night until I neglected my closed ones. A death of a dear one made me reflect upon my life. I decided to focus my life on my relationship rather than money. I sold my landed property and downgraded to a smaller sized penthouse condo. Since then I have been making a living managing my investment portfolio. I am a much happier and contented person now.
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27-02-2015, 04:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
The best way to deal with mid life crisis is to accumulate enough to retire by 40 so that you don't even need to manage it.
This is a much harder, but also better outcome solution. Better than scrimping & saving in your 40s or go for training / lessons on things you cannot care less about or worse still playing office politics carrying balls and making small talk with colleagues & boss you despise.
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haha true, but not esay to achieve in sg lah
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27-02-2015, 04:41 PM
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Hi
I was a high flyer in the corporate world but decided to quit after experiencing a mid life crisis in my forties. I was working day and night until I neglected my closed ones. A death of a dear one made me reflect upon my life. I decided to focus my life on my relationship rather than money. I sold my landed property and downgraded to a smaller sized penthouse condo. Since then I have been making a living managing my investment portfolio. I am a much happier and contented person now.
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Good for you.. Thank you for sharing.
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