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Joan Ganz Cooney | 09/02/2008 12:00 am

The One Thing Joan Ganz Cooney Doesn't Regret

By Joan Ganz Cooney RSS
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In response to: If you could switch careers today, what would you choose as your new field?
Joan Ganz Cooney
It’s too late for me to think about switching careers even as a fantasy. I have no regrets on that score.
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Mugsy Peabody
And since you changed the world for the better for many of us, baci baci!
By Mugsy Peabody on 09/02/2008 1:56 am
Diana T
Oh, Joan, it is never, never too late to switch careers! My dear late husband began his last career at the age of 62; I became a Realtor at the age of 61, and I’ve had many friends both male and female that have found the fun and the excitement of a new career later on in age to be the most fulfilling and revitalizing moment of their lives. No, I disagree; it’s never too late.
By Diana T on 09/02/2008 12:25 pm
Hines Hammond
Joan GC, I bet you have a great imagination and thinking about what would make you, your family and the world happy —not a real indulgence. At the very least you develop YOU to a greater extent by entertaining the prospect and “noodling” it around in your head. You have so much going for you. What’s Next for JGC? How about What Else? Besides, we’d like to keep your smile around a while :)
By Hines Hammond on 09/02/2008 7:56 pm