Donnan Coaching

Introduction. It's becoming increasingly common for individuals to consider changing careers later in life. This shift can be attributed to longer working lives and the evolving nature of career paths, which are no longer seen as linear. I remember a friend, Lisa, who made a bold career change at 45 from corporate finance to a wellness coach, and her journey is a testament to the growing trend of later-life career shifts. While changing careers can feel intimidating at any age, it can be particularly challenging when considering a significant transition later in life. However, recent trends suggest that your chances of success may be greater than you think. According to a study, nearly 40% of individuals in their 40s and 50s actively seek new career paths to align their work with personal passions and undiscovered potential. You might have felt unfulfilled in your current job or ready for a new challenge. Whatever your reasons, transitioning to a new career after 40 can be both dau

 Facing Redundancy? It's More Than Just Job Loss. Introduction. What to Do When Facing Redundancy? Facing redundancy can be a shocking and painful experience. The uncertainty and stress of suddenly losing your job can be overwhelming, especially in the competitive job market. However, don't despair—there are steps you can take and resources available to help you navigate through this tough time. Face the Emotional Side of Redundancy. Redundancy can take a toll on your emotional well-being. It’s important to address these feelings and seek support: Acknowledge Your Feelings: Allow yourself to feel the emotions associated with job loss—be they anger, sadness, or anxiety. Suppressing these feelings can be harmful in the long run. Give yourself time to grieve:  Sometimes, job loss is not considered the same as other types of loss, but the shock can be the same. You should allow yourself some time to go through the standard stages of grief. You'll eventually recover from the sho