Life changes require discomfort, pushing back fear and listening to the right voices

Have you been thinking about your early learning career and feeling stuck? Have you considered studying to improve your work-life happiness, but can't see how to make it work financially?

We felt inspired to share this ABC article with suggestions on how to make big changes to improve life satisfaction.

The article explores the theme of embracing significant life changes, particularly when current paths lead to unhappiness or unfulfillment. Highlighted through personal stories, including that of Rebecca Ray, who transitioned from a pilot to a clinical psychologist, and Derrick Cusack, who shifted from a lifestyle of substance use to one of health and mindfulness, the narrative underscores the importance of listening to one's inner voice and the value of seeking change for personal growth and fulfillment.

For individuals considering returning to school mid-career or contemplating a career switch, the article serves as an affirmation that it's never too late to pursue a path more aligned with one's passions, values, and well-being. It emphasises the significance of overcoming fear and discomfort associated with change, suggesting that the pursuit of personal and professional satisfaction often requires bold steps and the willingness to venture outside one's comfort zone. The stories within the article illustrate that, despite the challenges and uncertainties, transformative change is possible and can lead to a more fulfilling and purposeful life.

That's why the Fraser Foundation is here for early childhood educators. We want to support those people who are so driven to lift children up and be the best they can be during those critical first five years, but who may miss out due to financial stress. The Fraser Foundation aims to support our incredible sector by offering scholarships to further studies in early education by way of Graduate Diplomas, Bachelor of Early Childhood and beyond.

Our next application intake will open 25 March, which gives you a lot of time to work out your moves for a more fulfilled life, and work on your application!

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