You’ve been thinking about this for two years. What has that cost you?
The Math
If a career change would increase your income by $12,000 per year, and you wait three more years before starting, you’ve lost $36,000 in potential earning. Plus the three years you could have been enjoying your new career.
Every year you delay costs you not just money, but opportunity. Someone else is building the network you could be building. Someone else is gaining the experience you could be gaining.
The Compound Effect
Start now, and 20 years from now you’re $240,000 ahead (plus job satisfaction you can’t put a price on). Start in three years, and you’re never catching up to that difference.




