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A 60-Year-Old Leaves Marketing to Become a Barber with Father's Support · Cyprus Report

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A 60-Year-Old Leaves Marketing to Become a Barber with Father's Support

1 sourceFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 9 days ago

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Phil Yates, a former marketing executive, decided to become a barber at the age of 60 after feeling dissatisfied with his career.
He had no prior experience in cutting hair before making the decision to retrain in the field.
Yates initially felt nervous about seeking his father's approval for his career change.
Upon receiving his father's blessing, Yates expressed a strong emotional reaction, describing it as a moment where he "almost cried."

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A new start after 60: I left marketing to be a barber – and I almost cried when my dad gave me his blessingThe Guardian · 9 days ago

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Phil Yates, a former marketing executive, decided to become a barber at the age of 60 after feeling dissatisfied with his career.
He had no prior experience in cutting hair before making the decision to retrain in the field.
Yates initially felt nervous about seeking his father's approval for his career change.
Upon receiving his father's blessing, Yates expressed a strong emotional reaction, describing it as a moment where he "almost cried."

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