I am in a tricky situation with no hopes for promotion soon. Already spent a good 7-9 years of my career here. I want to take a break and rethink, maybe do an MBA or CFA Not sure whether I need a break or am being frustrated and lazy. Not sure if I will pick back that momentum I had in my initial career time.
Also an opportunity has come knocking at the door, for a completely new field when I was mentally preparing myself to disengage from work. What to do, ??
I know it's my decision, but a 3rd person speaking honestly would help me a lot! - Need some good advice!
Pursue CFA. You are not being lazy, you are exhausted. You need a break
Go for it. Life is too short to slog off at a work you are not passionate about. What I learnt in my life is that never stop until you find your passion. I switched two fields till I found what I loved doing.
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