I want to be a journalist again. I want to make a difference in the world.

Chris Cleave
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When people decide to quit their job, it is a very big decision. They take a huge risk leaving a secure, well-paid position behind so they can take a chance on something that might not work out. In many cases, the decision to leave is made as a result of a bad experience with the job itself. However, sometimes it’s the other way around.

After all, there are jobs out there where you have to be someone you aren’t just to get ahead. For example, if you go into politics or journalism today, you have to be a certain kind of person to succeed. Politics and journalism are full of people who have been fired from other jobs because they weren’t what was needed at those jobs.

Source: Little Bee

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