subject: Why You Don't Marry or Paint Yourself into a Career Corner Before the Age of 25 [print this page] Finally, AFinally, A. Harrison Barnes says even if you're certain by the time you reach thirty that your choices were solid, don't assume by the time you reach forty that you're cemented into place. It's not uncommon at all for any of us to hit that magical number and decide to really shake things up - including our career choices. That said, it's up to you to turn the corner should you face the realization that you want something different. Besides, changing careers is far less traumatic than facing a divorce with someone you thought you knew when you were 23, only to realize at 33 you not only know him or her, but you didn't even know yourself at that age.
Why You Don't Marry or Paint Yourself into a Career Corner Before the Age of 25
