Did you quit you day job to pursue your dream job?

Many people work day in and day out at a job they don't have passion for. Few are able to quit that job and pursue the job of their dreams. Have you gone after your dream career?

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Have you already quit your "day job" for your "dream job?"

Yes

What was the "day job" you left?

What is the "dream job" you pursued?

What precipitated the transition from "day-job" to "dream job?"

Did you have savings to rely on at that time?

How did you finance the transition to the "dream job?"

How did your family react to your decision to pursue your "dream job?"

Were you fortunate enough to find your dream job right away? Tell us about it.

Were you able to turn your "day job" into your "dream job?" If so, how did you do it?

Are you in the process of transitioning from "day job" to dream job?" If, so what are you doing to make that transition?

What is your gender?

In what year were you born?

Which of these best describes your education level?

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