Senior Seeking Advice - so lost at this point
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| +56 | Lost all ambition / don’t care at all anymore | 22 | 2h |
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+ Also wanna mention that I have already spoke to every alumni from my school but haven't been able to get any thing even LMM boutique and regional boutiques are either full or no response over cold email.
Based on the most helpful WSO content, it seems you're feeling lost and seeking advice. Many users in similar situations have found clarity by taking a step back and reflecting on their goals. A great starting point is to envision the life and career you truly want. Ask yourself:
Additionally, resources like the book "What Color Is Your Parachute" have been recommended for step-by-step guidance in identifying your dream career. Networking is also key—reach out to professionals in industries you're curious about, and don't hesitate to ask for informational interviews to gain insights.
If you're considering a career pivot or further education, it's never too late. Many WSO users have successfully transitioned into finance or other fields later in life. For more tailored advice, you can explore threads like https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/job-search/an-old-man-looking-for…</a">An old man looking for advice or https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/job-search/an-old-man-looking-for…</a">30 and a bit lost in career - Advice Appreciated. These discussions might resonate with your situation and provide actionable steps.
Sources: An old man looking for advice, An old man looking for advice, Selfish Ask for Help in Situation, Advice From an Advisor to Senior Wall Streeters, Advice From an Advisor to Senior Wall Streeters
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