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Hi KittyKat,

Thank you for giving me feedback. Now come to think about it, when I say I am lost about life I am talking about career. My background is pharmacy, however I realized that even though I thought I could earn a safe and steady income from this career, I have no passion in it. And when I turn around and see friends who were doing things with so much passion in life I started wondering, what went wrong?

I am going to work without passion and with increasing negativity as day goes by. I find myself blaming parents because that's the only way they will approve me, even though at the back of my mind I knew that I am the responsible person who put myself in this situation. However, when I think about what else can I do that I would do with great passion, I can think of nothing. That's why I want to find a CD that can help me clarify what I want.

I am glad to hear you say that prosperity CD has helped you finding more friends, money and lifestyle in your life. I truly hope this CD can do the same for me.

My career has lead me to great sadness, anger, depression and caused me friendships, relationships and money. I feel like I could do anything only if I knew what it is!

I thank you in advance for any feedback or recommendations~

Janice



Janice, just another thought for you to consider. Could it be that you have the right career, but are working in the wrong place(s)? Would there be some way to apply what you know in a place that would make your heart race? You say your line of work is "pharmacy"--do you develop new drugs, or do you do things like fill prescriptions? Would you be happier, for instance, if you taught what you know instead of working at your current job?

Just some thoughts. My husband trained to be a pharmacist, but midway decided he wanted to help people more directly--so he joined the Coast Guard and worked for a few years on a search and rescue vessel. Later he received more training and worked as an inspector (to the ship or barge owners, inspections are a royal pain in the you know where--but to the population in general, inspectors save lots of lives). So all along he had the same direction: he wanted to help people. It's just that he had to tweak HOW he did it.

Jeanne