Signs you need a Career Shift

When fresh out of post-graduation, despair swiftly took over me on not being able to decide which career path to choose within Mass Communication. Thankfully, one thing I learnt very soon at this nascent stage of my career is – The knowledge of our best career path is not something that will magically pop up in our minds one day. Instead, it is something we need to discover gradually, over time, through trial and error process.

In life, there is nothing wrong in taking chances and discovering newer avenues and, in the process, discovering oneself. In the same way, there is nothing wrong in giving a career path a try at least once and then, assess for yourself if it fits you. In the end, it is not only about leading a rich and high-status life but also about leading a life full of purpose and meaning.

Are you wondering if it’s time for professional experimentation? Have a look at these three sure-shot indicators to decide if you need a career change:

Go Subtly Seductive this fall with Marsala

Love for Marsala isn’t new. People have been going gaga over this dusty deep-red colour ever since Pantone officially announced it as the colour of 2015, early this year. With the coming of new season, our hearts are only growing fonder. I am too excited to incorporate this colour in my wardrobe this season for it exudes warmth and natural earthiness – traits so essential to carry off in fall.

Poise and elegance of rich and sophisticated Marsala is matchless due to which this is one colour you cannot stand to miss this season. Here are some ideas on how to carry off the grounding red-brown finesse of Marsala and exude stability and confidence:

Why are Indian Parents mostly Concerned about Making Child’s Career?

HSBC Retail Banking and Wealth Management recently conducted a survey asking parents across Canada, UK, USA, Australia, China, Brazil, UAE, Hong Kong, and India to pick health, career success, comfort, or happiness for their children. In terms of children’s career success, India emerged on top with most parents voting for it. Surprisingly, India scored the lowest in terms of children’s happiness, wherein Canada, UK, and USA scored the highest.

What could be the reason?