You know there are some things that touch your heart and force you to introspect on what you're doing and what you really want to do. Of almost a decade of pretention to like the industry I am in I'm having a mid life crisis and want to really pursue something which I love. Coaching in Football. I don't know if I really will be able to manage it in the current situation I am in.
As someone famously said Before Aspirations comes Limitations. And I think I've had enough limitations in my life to even try to be an aspirant. So now it's time. To see if I can overcome the limitations. So if anyone knows how a 30yo can start with learning more about football and the courses revolving around Football Coaching. Please CFBR.
TL;Dr : how can a 30yo Indian start learning about football coaching with proper certification.
Is this for real ? Like this isn't some corporate metaphor or something like that. like WHAT?
If you're serious about this, what do you think of the financial aspect of pursuing this ?
Lol not a metaphor. The financial aspect is nowhere close to a corporate job and it takes a hell lot of time to learn and get coaching badges. But once you're at the level the opportunities are infinite
if you're sorted financially in life like every need is met and you've $ million dollars set aside. You can do whatever is fulfilling to you. On that note how do you plan to keep up with young guys at your age while you'll practice with them to learn ?
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I have generally seen this either in reel / film life or real life, where people who love what they do, tend to be -
Gardening, learning and teaching history
