1. Stop over-thinking.

Stop the lizard brain…we cannot predict the future.

2. Try anything. Do something.

You just never know where that one step will lead you.

3. Follow your inner voice.

Find your way, not because of some career or life stage data point but because you started to trust your inner voice and took a chance.

4. Believe in yourself.

You can become overwhelmed by the competition for jobs out there so it is important to take small steps each and every day to find the right direction in your life…forward.

 

Found this article on the Huffington Post about how hiring older workers could be a good thing. Wouldn’t you rather work for an organization that values the wisdom that comes with life experiences—and age? A company that is open-minded enough to want to utilize your wisdom, experience, and expertise? I think we all would.

Hiring Older Workers Is Good For The Office, Study Shows