You don't have to do something just because your good at it

The speaker shares a personal journey of realizing that being good at a job doesn't mean one has to stay in it. Despite success in banking, they felt unfulfilled and decided to change careers. This decision was driven by the understanding that skills are transferable and can lead to more fulfilling opportunities. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not using proficiency as an excuse to remain in an unsatisfying career.

What was the speaker's profession before they decided to change careers?

• Banker

• Teacher

• Artist

• Engineer

What concern did the speaker have about continuing in their career?

• They were not receiving enough promotions.

• They felt they were becoming institutionalized.

• They were not good at their job.

• They wanted to travel more.

According to the speaker, why should one not stay in a job they don't enjoy?

• Because it is better to work alone.

• Because it is important to follow trends.

• Because it can prevent personal growth and fulfillment.

• Because it might lead to financial instability.

What positive aspect does the speaker highlight about skills?

• Skills are only useful in one specific career.

• Skills are not important for personal growth.

• Skills are difficult to acquire.

• Skills are portable and can be applied to different fulfilling careers.

What emotion does the speaker express about learning their lesson?

• Indifference

• Gratitude

• Regret

• Frustration