posted March 09, 2004 04:28 PM              

if this is the case, then just be! simply enjoy who your are now and look forward to being and becoming!

i don't know of your personal wealth, but you can also go on a sabbatical. shirley macclaine ( http://www.shirleymacclaine.com )
has gone on a sabbatical and it was an enlightening experience for her.

in 2002, i went on a year long sabbatical; i discovered lots of interesting things about who i am.

your life is worth exploring...EXPLORE...and have fun!!!

posted March 09, 2004 07:53 PM              

Been through similar thing, and in many ways, still doing it...

So... first of all... who or what is pressuring you to push all your chips on one bet?

Answer that...

ok good...

Second... when everything is interesting, or when something sounds interesting but turns out to be a bummer, it could mean you'd do well with a job which involves lots of topics.

After going from Criminology, to Business, to Architecture, to Education, to Sociology, to Psychology -- I finally set my dove buttt on a peeerty nest called Journalism. You know a little bit about a lot of things? Jack of all trades, expert at none?

And each story you do will be different. You're curious which means you'll probably know which questions to ask.

If not this, then look at jobs which require you to look at many things from many angles.

I'm also an entreprenuer. So if you like taking chances, are a self-starter, have good business sense, and have a great idea... this might be for you too.