Please I need your advice on this , even tho I've made up my mind. I got a job recently which am about 3-4 months old but I have never been happy or feel good ever since then.

The thing is that I've been practicing coding before getting the job but ever since I got the job, I've been drained mentally that I could barely open my laptop talk more of practicing..the job isn't that bad but it's not in line with the career I actually wants and I feel like that's the reason why I'm barely happy also salaries are delayed like 2weeks after month end.

I've decided to resign in good faith and focus on my path, please guys what do you think ?

joepapilo:
Please I need your advice on this , even tho I've made up my mind. I got a job recently which am about 3-4 months old but I have never been happy or feel good ever since then.

The thing is that I've been practicing coding before getting the job but ever since I got the job, I've been drained mentally that I could barely open my laptop talk more of practicing..the job isn't that bad but it's not in line with the career I actually wants and I feel like that's the reason why I'm barely happy also salaries are delayed like 2weeks after month end.

I've decided to resign in good faith and focus on my path, please guys what do you think ?

Your happiness should be paramount, the thing is coding is where your happiness and passion align though you'll need money to keep life going while you practice your coding hence your reason for taking the job at first


For me,, I don't toy with my happiness and mental well being, I'll advice you resign and return to your coding it will take just a little time before it starts paying you, just be patient and focus

Meanwhile you need to have a source of income, may be a weekly paid job or another job that allows you work from home or gives you time for your coding..

You need money, very important.

joepapilo:
Please I need your advice on this , even tho I've made up my mind. I got a job recently which am about 3-4 months old but I have never been happy or feel good ever since then.

The thing is that I've been practicing coding before getting the job but ever since I got the job, I've been drained mentally that I could barely open my laptop talk more of practicing..the job isn't that bad but it's not in line with the career I actually wants and I feel like that's the reason why I'm barely happy also salaries are delayed like 2weeks after month end.

I've decided to resign in good faith and focus on my path, please guys what do you think ?

Follow your heart but use your head. You better have another source of income before dumping your current job.

laivwire:


Follow your heart but use your head. You better have another source of income before dumping your current job.

Sure I'm planning on setting up a computer business center and follow up with graphic design skill and POS business also

brightDdon:




Your happiness should be paramount, the thing is coding is where your happiness and passion align though you'll need money to keep life going while you practice your coding hence your reason for taking the job at first


For me,, I don't toy with my happiness and mental well being, I'll advice you resign and return to your coding it will take just a little time before it starts paying you, just be patient and focus

Meanwhile you need to have a source of income, may be a weekly paid job or another job that allows you work from home or gives you time for your coding..

You need money, very important.

The response just give me chills, thanks so much.

Sure I'm planning on setting up a computer business center and follow up with graphic design skill and POS business also cos I've been getting graphic design gigs which was I was using in sustaining before getting this job. You just said all I wanted to hear, I appreciate

AKWATGOLD1:
Follow your dream correct guy. Be your own Boss

Thanks boss

joepapilo:



Sure I'm planning on setting up a computer business center and follow up with graphic design skill and POS business also

I would advise you get them up and profitable first.

brightDdon:




Your happiness should be paramount, the thing is coding is where your happiness and passion align though you'll need money to keep life going while you practice your coding hence your reason for taking the job at first


For me,, I don't toy with my happiness and mental well being, I'll advice you resign and return to your coding it will take just a little time before it starts paying you, just be patient and focus

Meanwhile you need to have a source of income, may be a weekly paid job or another job that allows you work from home or gives you time for your coding..

You need money, very important.

Omor you just motivate me dieee.
I wish u good karma

Ejanlaa:

Omor you just motivate me dieee.
I wish u good karma

Thanks bro..
Success to us.
God bless.

joepapilo:



The response just give me chills, thanks so much.

Sure I'm planning on setting up a computer business center and follow up with graphic design skill and POS business also cos I've been getting graphic design gigs which was I was using in sustaining before getting this job. You just said all I wanted to hear, I appreciate

You are welcome
Success to us
God bless.

brightDdon:



Thanks bro..
Success to us.
God bless.

I’m thinking of quitting it and learning yahoo
But I believe python would pay one day

joepapilo:



Sure I'm planning on setting up a computer business center and follow up with graphic design skill and POS business also

Have you done a SWOT analysis on the bolded?

Hamachi:
Have you done a SWOT analysis on the bolded?

Definitely and am up for the task

laivwire:

I would advise you get them up and profitable first.

Not possible cos I go to work every even on Sundays

I need a job in Abuja, anyone help please

joepapilo:


Definitely and am up for the task

Go ahead and explore. Nothing ventured nothing gained.