Unfortunately, many people do not feel happy for various reasons. Suppose you are satisfied with the profession you have chosen and everything in your personal life suits you. In that case, you are clearly one of the fortunate ones.

People often express dissatisfaction with their career choices. For example, in a survey of employed U.S. citizens, about 66 percent said they were unhappy with their jobs. After receiving their degree, they would convince themselves that this was the profession they wanted to pursue. They did not think whether they would actually enjoy their work. Thus, your diploma should not constrain your freedom of action since approximately 75% of graduates work in a field different from the one they studied. While you may have chosen a particular specialty in the past, it does not necessarily determine your future.

Statistics support the idea that we need a new life perspective to satisfy our needs and desires. For example, about 31 million Americans between the ages of 44 and 70 could make a career change that would help them feel more self-important, influence society, and, of course, have a sustainable income. However, the problem is that they don't know how to make this change. The truth is that anyone, regardless of age or profession, can design their own life and enjoy it greatly. By carefully planning your life, you can become more creative, fulfilled, and happier. You will have a sense of freedom that will allow you to change and grow in all aspects of your life, regardless of your age. Everything around you – houses, apartments, furnishings, chairs, computers – has been designed. So why not design your life as well?