Well first off I wish I was in my late 20’s :-).
But sadly early 40’s, kinda gone through the same thing hated job for some time/years shift work lose of weekends ending up with depression and and such, but sadly the kinda guy that just puts the blinkers on and takes the pay check at the end of the month.
Having spent the last year or so doing the same thing as mike suggested above skills a valuation etc it seemed from my point of view that I’d spent 20 odd years cleaning in various forms!
Thankfully work came to a head at the beginning of December and I was forced to leave my mistake at the end of the day, but a blessing in disguise.
So while on suspension my partner kicked in to hi gear looked at and sorted finances out, and we got on with what we had talked about on and off over the last year plus.
So van bought, sourced gear and bought and van being fitted out with machine this coming week, cross fingers I start cleaning windows in the next 10/14 days.
Scary stuff but you know what I’m looking forward to being my own boss, own hours and best of all no more weekends unless I choose.
So to get the point go for it,you seem to have support from a great partner(like myself) also you want to do it, and the only thing holding you back is you! Get your thinking cap on figure out skill set or what it is that you want to do and either train or just go for it if self employed, there is nothing worse than wasting your life doing what you hate for people you don’t want to do it far, I’ve probably wasted 8 plus years of my life just being an angry drone and to some degree made my self unwell which in turn has effected my life outside of work to quit a high degree.
So in a nut she’ll go for it and don’t look back.
Bats.
