A Mentor's Letter About Changing Careers
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A Mentor's Letter About Changing Careers
Dear Jordan,
Thank you for your long message about leaving finance to train as a physiotherapist. I read it twice before replying because career pivots deserve careful language as well as careful planning. Your excitement is visible; however, your fears are equally real, and both belong in this conversation.
You wrote that the desk work drained you. Moreover, you said weekend volunteering in a rehab clinic felt more meaningful than any quarterly report. Nevertheless, you worry about starting again near thirty. That said, many of our colleagues have reinvented themselves without losing everything they built.
Finance taught you discipline, client communication, and stress tolerance. Consequently, those skills transfer even when the technical content changes. On the other hand, you will need formal qualifications and supervised hours. Therefore, the transition is a marathon, not a sprint.
