What's next ?

What’s Next?

I have just three months left, and I’m facing a million-dollar question: Should I look for a new job or start my own business?

Job Search vs. Starting a Business

Looking for a New Job: Given the current situation, finding a new job seems like the more stable option to supplement our household income.
- Industry Considerations: The trending fields of AI, sustainability, and cybersecurity are intriguing, but they’re relatively unfamiliar to me. My background is primarily in sales and marketing within the Fintech (lending) industry, specifically focused on the Indonesian market. This specialization feels quite narrow.
- Next Steps: I could either deepen my expertise in Fintech and investment through relevant courses and certifications or explore new certificates related to AI, sustainability, or cybersecurity, even though I lack direct experience in these areas. However, pursuing Fintech and investment seems more feasible for now.
Starting a Business: If job hunting doesn’t pan out, I may need to consider launching a simple business.
- Business Ideas: Options like dropshipping or trading require minimal capital and investment.
- Learning Needs: I’ll need to educate myself on SEO, social media marketing, and identifying market needs to ensure the business is viable.

Timeline and Action Plan

To stay on track, I need to set a timeline. If my job search doesn’t yield results within a month or so, I’ll pivot to exploring business opportunities. This way, I can ensure I’m making progress no matter which path I take.

Guidance Request

Oh God, You are my compass. You know what’s best for me. Grant me your wisdom as I navigate these choices!

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