Did I do the right thing in my career choice?

[jennifer_bloom]

When I was dismissed from my previous job during the pandemic, I chose to start my own business instead of going back to another physical job, and I've had multiple people deny I am capable of employment because of the limited funds I've generated in my new rookie business.

I found out around 4 years later, that my career pays very well, but the odds of being established in this career and actually making money as opposed to being a mere dreamer or failed job plant, are 1 in 4,000.

If I had known the odds at the beginning, I might have just returned to another traditionally paid job. A lot of people in my family view me as jobless cause I make so little, since I'm new to this industry.

[Xawyx-2]

I believe you made the right decision. Just think more positively, you have the necessary abilities.

[Xawyx-2]

Thank you for MHO

[AI Opinion]

Your decision to start your own business after losing your job was a bold move, showing resilience and willingness to take control of your career. While it's natural to have doubts, especially when success seems uncertain, remember that every successful entrepreneur has faced similar challenges. Reflect on what you've learned and achieved, even if the financial rewards aren't immediate. Consider reaching out to a mentor in your field for guidance. Trust in your ability to adapt and grow, focusing on long-term goals rather than immediate comparison. Your career path is uniquely yours, and perseverance can yield positive results.