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1. Find your strengths and weaknesses, doing this allows you to access your strengths as a worker.

2. Research what education you have and what may be accessible to your level. By doing this it also gives you the opportunity to gain new education.

3. Read into careers that you have a strong interest or passion for. You may find other careers in that field.

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