You feel like you’ve reached your peak, but you’re not sure what to do. You’ve considered quitting your job, but that would be too risky. You know you’ve plateaued, but you’re not sure how to get to the next level. You’re in a career crisis.

And you’re not alone. In fact, it’s especially common for people in their 40s to feel like they’ve hit a wall in their careers. You’re not alone in your midlife career crisis. These 10 signs will tell you if you are in a career crisis and what to do about it.

In today’s economy it is extremely difficult to have a job. Even if you do have a job it can be hard to keep a job, as you might have discovered if you are over 40 and unemployed. This is a very hard situation to be in. It can cause a lot of stress in your life. It can also cause a lot of depression as well. That can make it hard to have any hope left in your life. The good news is that there are a lot of things that you can do to help yourself and your situation.

When you’re forced to retire early, you might be tempted to throw in the towel, but don’t. Instead, look for ways to reinvent yourself. Early retirement can be an opportunity to find new passions and new purpose in life. And, even if you plan to work, you can still take time off to pursue your other interests.

There are so many places to turn for help finding the perfect next step, and you had them all figured out before you were forced to retire early. But now, it’s time to get serious. Here are eight ways to start over in your career after forced retirement.

A lot of people are unhappy with the life they are leading. They feel stressed, unfulfilled, and often stuck.

For many of us, it can take a major event to make us take a good, hard look at our lives. It may be the death of a loved one, a layoff, or a transformation in family life. It does not have to get to that point to make a decision to change your career to have a better life. Here are ten reasons people choose to make a career change to have a more fulfilling life.

It’s never too late to start over. In fact, it may be the best time in your life. We’ve all heard the phrase, “you’re never too old to _____.” It’s a phrase I’ve said many times.

Many want to make a change in their career. But those over 40 may not think this is possible unless they have to because of fears involved. Lets take a look at fears that need to be overcome to make a career change after 40.

A succesful job hunt is a job hunt that leads to the perfect job. It's something everyone wants to do, but very few people know how to find it. This episode will help you find the job you love after 40.

Making a career change after 40 is a brave and rewarding move. It requires courage, creativity, and a willingness to be vulnerable. But it’s also a big risk.

While the benefits of changing careers are huge, the risks of making a wrong decision can set back your career. Have you been thinking about a career change but unsure about the best next steps? Here are 10 common mistakes people make when they change careers after 40.

An interview is the time for you to make a good first impression, to demonstrate your knowledge, and to show how you might fit into the company. The job interview can be a difference make for the older worker.

Teaching can be a prosperous and rewarding career, but if you're looking for a change, you might be interested in a freelance job for teachers after early retirement.  You can keep your skills sharp by working as a consultant or tutor, if you enjoy working with young minds. You might also consider working as a ghostwriter or editor.  Or, if your work history is an asset to clients in other fields, you may be able to pick up additional income and enjoy some flexibility as a virtual assistant or independent contractor.  Here are 10 freelance jobs for teachers after early retirement.