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From Japa to Soft Life: Career Moves to Make in 2025

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2025 career moves

So you’ve been thinking about your career options for 2025, ehn? Maybe you’re tired of your boss saying, “We’re a family here” while expecting you to work 12-hour shifts without overtime pay. 

Or perhaps the “Japa dream” is still alive and well in your heart. Whatever the case, we’re here to help you move from stress to soft life with some highly practical 2025 career moves.

RELATED: 5 Ways To Fund Your Japa Plans

1. Tech Bro/Sis 2.0: AI Whisperer

2025 career moves

Listen, if you haven’t added “GPT prompt engineer” or “AI ethics consultant” to your LinkedIn yet, are you even trying? In 2025, everyone is diving headfirst into tech, and you should too. No, you don’t need to understand how it works; just learn enough buzzwords to impress recruiters. Throw “machine learning” into conversations, and you’re golden.

See, ChatGPT is your free tutor. Ask it everything and act like you’ve been coding since the womb.

2. Japa Strategist

2025 career moves

Let’s face it: “Japa” is a full-time job now. People are paying big bucks for help with immigration forms, visa tips, and even “how to not get bounced at the airport” guides. If you’ve successfully relocated—or know someone who has—monetize that knowledge, fast!

3. Remote Work Consultant

2025 career moves

Remember when people thought remote work was a pandemic thing? It’s still a thing, and companies worldwide are hiring. If you can email, Zoom, and Slack like a pro, there’s a remote gig out there for you.

Move to a country with a lower cost of living while earning in dollars. Imagine sipping coconut water in Benin Republic while managing clients in London. The dream is real.

4. Professional Burner of Bridges

Tired of toxic workplaces? Become a resignation coach! Help people craft iconic “I quit” emails, ghost their bosses, or even throw a dramatic farewell japa party at the office. Add “career transition expert” to your résumé, and you’ll never run out of clients.

Tools you’ll need: Canva for designing “I’m Out!” posters, and Spotify for curating quitting playlists (Destiny’s Child’s “Survivor” is non-negotiable).

5. Soft Life Sommelier

If your true dream is to sit back, sip wine, and let others work hard, congratulations! In 2025, you can become a lifestyle coach specializing in “how to live stress-free.” Clients will pay you to tell them to “breathe, drink water, and touch grass.” It works better if you can throw in a couple of relaxing yoga poses for them to try.

Partner with travel agencies to organize retreats where clients learn the fine art of doing absolutely nothing.

2025 is the year to stop working hard and start working smart. Whether you’re booking a one-way ticket to Canada or mastering remote gigs, the goal is the same: less stress, more vibes.

Remember, the soft life isn’t just about the money (okay, maybe 90%); it’s also about finding fulfillment, chasing dreams, and avoiding stress. So, dust off your CV, take a deep breath, and start making those 2025 career moves.

If you found any of these 2025 career moves helpful and are looking to give them a try, join the Japa and Co-Working communities on Fusion. You’ll find like-minded people there and who knows, your clients just might be waiting for you there.

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Nesiama Fasola
Nesiama Fasola
Nesiama (Ness) Fasola is a community manager, tech enthusiast, writer and full time hopeless romantic. She loves to scribble words in a bid to make sense of the jumble of thoughts, ideas and emotions that constantly plague her mind. At her leisure, you can either find her nose-deep in a book, brewing coffee or poking around in her garden.

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