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Anyone here ditch sales and corporate bs all entirely to work a skilled trade?
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If so, how did you do it? What steps did you take? How has it changed your life? Are you happier now? Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Iā€™m around 30 if that context helps.

I recently read Shop Class As Soulcraft and it really resonated with me as I'm going through a bit of a crisis trying to find work that truly makes me happy. I never considered skilled trades growing up and had very little exposure into them. Always lumped all trades into the bucket of unskilled labor (which I now know was very misguided).

Edit: I appreciate any insights, even if It's you telling me that following this path would be unwise. There's little value in an echo chamber. I'm simply at what feels like a crossroad in my life and am just trying to find a path forward.

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