Looking back at my career, there have always been points where I felt I hit rock bottom and anything I did wasn't helping.
When I quit my job to start a new career in software engineering, I hoped to find a job after a couple of months of preparation. Even after 8 months and close to 200 applications, I still couldn't find a job.
I felt like I made the wrong decision by quitting my previous job and whether I actually had any skills to work in tech. I almost decided to stop and take a different job when I received a life-changing opportunity as a software engineer.
The good thing about hitting rock bottom is that the only place you have left to go is high. It will be hard, but slow progress will surely help you reach your goal. If things aren't working out as you expected, it might be time to switch your goals and try something different.
Anyway, this is undoubtedly not the end. You were clearly determined to pursue what you wanted, but maybe it wasn't aligned. I genuinely wish you all the best for your future, and I hope to see you reach your goals.
When I quit my job to start a new career in software engineering, I hoped to find a job after a couple of months of preparation. Even after 8 months and close to 200 applications, I still couldn't find a job.
I felt like I made the wrong decision by quitting my previous job and whether I actually had any skills to work in tech. I almost decided to stop and take a different job when I received a life-changing opportunity as a software engineer.
The good thing about hitting rock bottom is that the only place you have left to go is high. It will be hard, but slow progress will surely help you reach your goal. If things aren't working out as you expected, it might be time to switch your goals and try something different.
Anyway, this is undoubtedly not the end. You were clearly determined to pursue what you wanted, but maybe it wasn't aligned. I genuinely wish you all the best for your future, and I hope to see you reach your goals.