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How Jane recalibrated retirement and re-found balance and fun

When Jane’s long public sector career lost its lustre, she decided to retire. At first, it wasn’t plain sailing. But with curiosity, courage and some coaching support, Jane reset her course to combine community work, study, staying fit and quiet contentment.  

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Curiosity, courage and going after what she really wanted – how Angie changed careers at 62

At 62, Angie's life looked settled from the outside. Inside, she was restless, bored and quietly convinced there was more in her. So she stopped asking "isn't it too late?" and started asking "if not now, when?" Here's how she went from a vague feeling that something was missing to building a brand new career around courses and retreats for women.

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How to change careers after 60

In case you’re wondering if not retiring and changing or reshaping your career in your 60s is rare (or weird), it’s not.

‍Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data shows that the rate of workforce participation over 65 has nearly tripled between 2001 (6%) and 2021 (15%).

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How to change careers in your 40s and 50s

Is it too late to change careers in your 40s or 50s?

No. Firstly, the right age to change careers is the one you’re at when you know that something’s got to give. And while your career change path will look different at 42 or 55 than it might have at 22 or 35, it’s perfectly possible to transition to something new once you hit 40.

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How to change career in your 30s

It’s not too late to change careers in your 30s. It’s not a reckless route that threatens your financial future and professional reputation. Nor will it undermine all the effort, education, and energy you’ve invested in a career you no longer love.

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AI and career change - how to generate ideas and find contacts

Can getting up close and personal with AI help you change careers? Absolutely.  Use your preferred AI tool cleverly and cautiously, and you’ll save swathes of time researching, organising and analysing useful data.

Used wisely, it can also help you create killer job applications and even refine your interview technique.

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