agree. depends on how big the jump is. if you can still survive but maybe have to cut down on shopping and drinking just a bit, i'd say go for it. you'll be so much happier :)

aye.. i agree with the other two.. but i think working in a job you REALLY like brings intangible benefits - fall sick less = see less doc, need less retail therapy so don't need so much $$ and a pay cut wouldn't feel so painful. and think of how much more radiant u'd look - less facials.

But seriously. Doing something you enjoy is much better than dragging your feet to work everyday.

Ahem!

[Raise hand]

Ahem!

Pay cut? Check.

Title change? Check.

just wanted to add something else

as the saying goes "find a job you love and you'll feel like you've never worked a day your life"

but of course like i mentioned above, being practical (money) is also a factor to think about. but i totally agree with what sarah says, the whole intangible benefits thingy.

i think you know what i'm going to say.
these are from this month i-D:

1. work as if you don't need the money.
2. love as if you've not been hurt before.
3. dance as if not one is watching.

you portrait (#34) is out.
www.geocities.com/museting

tt

sabbie: heh, been busy helping the bf with the model last week hence the non blogging status but things are bk on track now :).

to all: yeah, i would like to believe in working for passion too. i haven't taken that scary leap yet but we'll see how things go. terz, yes, that was a big (but brave) leap you took from corporate to arts. inspiring in some way.

tony: work as if you don't need the money. funny, i really like that line. i would really love to believe truly in it but the practical bitch in me tells me i work for money and i love with caution. but i can definitely do the last bit, dance as if no one is watching.

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