I want to quit my job, but...
Lately, I’ve felt a strong pull to leave my 9-to-5 in marketing, it is tolerable, it pays the bills — and for now, I need the money. But deep down, I know this isn’t my path. I feel called to something more human, more real — helping people move pain free, it is something I’m genuinely passionate about. I’ve learned a lot through “YouTube University,” and whenever someone’s in pain, I naturally want to help — and often, it actually helps. It energizes me. Now I’m thinking of starting a physiotherapy education…But here’s the thing: I don’t want to be a standard physio. Not the quick 20-minute sessions like they often do here in the Netherlands. That conveyor-belt style doesn’t feel right to me. What does feel right is guiding people through real, personal, holistic change. And that brings up the question: Do I need to have everything figured out — the money, the full plan, the “how” — before I start? Or is it okay to trust the pull, take the first step, and let it unfold? Part of me wants security before I move. Another part wonders if that’s just fear disguised as logic. Thanks for reading, — Quang