At the age of 35, if you lose your job, will you continue to look for a job or start a business?

Personally, I think you don’t have to worry too much about being unemployed at this time. You can spend some time to examine yourself. Do you want to find a stable job, or do you want to start a business? After all, if you find a job, you will definitely get a salary, but if you start a business, you may face investment failure, so you still need to think carefully. During this time, you can start with these points.

First of all, adjust your mentality

In fact, being unemployed at the age of 35 is not necessarily a bad thing, it may be a turning point in life. Everything has its opposite, and we should look at things optimistically. If I lost my job at 35, I would face it head on.

On the road of growth in life, such failures and difficulties are inevitable. You shouldn't back down because of a setback or a failure. At the same time, I will feel lucky to be unemployed at 35 years old and have the opportunity to know myself in time. You can start over at 35 years old.

Second, dare to start again

What complaints can we have? Whether we continue to look for work or start our own business. We should regard unemployment as just a process, but we should have the spirit of never giving up, work unswervingly, and dare to start our lives again.

Third, reflect on yourself in a timely manner

You must reflect on yourself in a timely manner when you are unemployed. Look for the reasons why you lost your job, get to the root of your job loss, and help yourself learn from it. At the same time, you can also recognize yourself and understand your shortcomings in a timely manner. You can gain experience for finding a job or starting a business in the future. If you feel like your skills aren’t working, use this time to fill in the missing skills.

Four. Analyze our own strengths and evaluate the choice of continuing to find a job or start a business

Whether we are looking for a job or starting a business, we should analyze our strengths and weaknesses and find out own strengths and value your weaknesses. Next, you need to analyze your family situation and whether you are suitable to continue looking for a job or start a business. Consider comprehensively whether the family can support their own business, financial status, whether they have good projects, their abilities and resources, and other factors.

If your family does not allow you to start a business, you can use this period of unemployment to make up for your shortcomings, which will help you do better in the process of finding a job or working in the future.