I was offered a management role, but I love doing hands-on work. Should I take the promotion?
Reluctantly approved: take the promotion if you can keep one foot in the work and one in the meeting room.
Reluctantly approved: take the promotion if you can keep one foot in the work and one in the meeting room.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Keep the job, build the creator work steadily, and quit only when the audience is paying more than applause.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Keep the job, build the creator side on the side, and prove consistency before making the leap.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Quit only after securing your next step, not as a stress-collection hobby.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. Quit only after you have another job lined up.
Approved, with conditions: speak clearly, post consistently, and do not turn the living room into a studio at 11 p.m.
Rejected after extensive lecturing. The family supports a break, not a full disappearance into the trees.
Discuss after dinner. Quitting can be sensible, but not on pure frustration and vibes.