Why Your Career Stops Moving Forward After 40

Описание: If you're over 40 and your career suddenly flat-lined—no more promotions, no more opportunities, just... stuck—this isn't because you stopped being good at what you do. The system was designed to discard you at exactly this age.

In this video, we expose the 8 brutal reasons why careers die at 40, from becoming "too expensive to promote" to aging out of workplace culture, to the leadership pipeline that closed without warning. We'll explore how the skills that made you successful became obsolete, why your network calcified while you were busy working, and how companies quietly stop investing in you the moment you're no longer young and cheap.

Research shows the average age when career progression stalls for men is 42. Not retirement. Not winding down. Full stop at 42. The promotions dry up. The opportunities vanish. You become invisible.

You did everything right. You paid your dues. You developed expertise. You gave them loyalty. And at the moment you should be entering your prime, your career just... stopped.

This video will validate everything you've felt but been too afraid to admit. Your career didn't die because you failed. It died because there was nowhere for it to go.

TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Mark's 40th Birthday Realization 0:45 - Career Death at 42: The Statistics 2:30 - Reason 1: Too Expensive to Promote 3:30 - Reason 2: You Aged Out of the Culture 4:40 - Reason 3: The Leadership Pipeline Closed 5:40 - Reason 4: Skill Obsolescence 6:40 - Reason 5: You Stopped Playing the Game 7:30 - Reason 6: Your Network Calcified 8:20 - Reason 7: Automation Is Replacing You 9:00 - Reason 8: They Stopped Investing in You 10:00 - The Truth: Designed to Discard You 10:45 - You're Not Alone

If this resonates, share your story in the comments. What age did your career stall? What does it feel like to be invisible despite your competence?

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