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Hi, this is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

I want to talk to your next half an hour about Career 180s.

We've got a lovely text on one of you yesterday.

In Patsy's news yesterday, Worcester's, I think you had some stats packed about people who

later on their life really regret that they feel trapped in the jobs that they kind of didn't think they'd be doing for the rest of their lives.

Yeah.

And they wish they could have gone back.

Yeah, about a fifth of people or something when they were surveyed.

About a fifth thought, no, I wish I hadn't have done this.

And it's too late to change now once they're in their 50s. And then Trish said that she's in her 60s and that's not true.

She did a career 180 where she was a cleaner and she went back and retrained and she's now a

teacher's aide and has never been happy and she's in her 60s. So I'd love to hear from people

during the next half an hour. It might motivate someone today, but actually it's never too late. And there are so many people who've got these really

amazing stories about Korea 180s. There's a friend of mine who was my first mentor in radio

and one of the best radio presenters there's ever been called Tony. And he used to be, he used to

have a massive radio show in the UK in a city called Newcastle.

Newcastle was a big, very, very well-known and a city in the north of England.

Tony's breakfast show was so big there.

You know how the ratings were.

It's a percentage of how many out of a universe of 100%.

How many are listening to your radio show?

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