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    Anonymous
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    Dear Runningwithcats:

    I don’t know what the specific field is. You wrote that he likes working with kids; working in a public school (teacher, assistant, one-to-one with special ed students and such) can provide him maximum stability since public schools are funded by tax money.

    As he looks for work in his preferred field, he should research (and predict) their financial stability before accepting a job, so not to put himself in the same position again. If he cannot find predictable stable job in his preferred field- then changing direction to another field with way better stability chances makes a lot of sense.

    anita

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    VJ
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    Hi Runningwithcats,

    I liked the love, concern and caring attitude you have for your husband.
    Is there a possibility that your husband (maybe along with you, if applicable) can start something of his own in the very same field that you said he loves and is good at, and is also a dream (job)? Can your hubby do something to share what he is good at by creating more employment opportunities for people on the planet? Not sure what kind of work that is, but something of an own setup (business) in the same field that will teach/do/employ other people.
    As an example what I’m trying to say is – If an Investment Consultant has become the best in his field of work and is good at and loves that, and there is nothing to do further, then it is time for him/her to start an Investment Consulting Agency.

    Not sure, but something to think about if the Universe is trying to say “don’t keep doing the same thing in what you are good at (else I will give you signs by causing you trouble wherever you go). Share it with people, now that you are good at it. What can you do to use it for the benefit of humanity that which I (God/Universe/Life) have allowed you to be the best at?”

    Best Wishes,
    ~VJ

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