I don’t know if I should keep working for my dad.

Dear friend, I understand that you are in a difficult situation and uncertain about whether you should continue working for your dad. It can be challenging to work for a family member as it can create a blend of personal and professional issues, which can be complicated to navigate. It's essential to give yourself permission to feel the emotions that come with this decision and acknowledge that it's not an easy choice. From a Buddhist perspective, we believe that everything we do, including our work, should align with our values and contribute to our personal growth. If your work with your dad does not align with your values, it may create inner conflict, which can be challenging to manage. It's crucial to evaluate whether your current work situation is in line with your values and whether it contributes positively to your life. From a psychological perspective, it's essential to understand your personal goals and career aspirations. Ask yourself if working for your dad is aligned with your long-term career goals. If it's not, then it may be time to consider other career options that align with your goals. It's also essential to communicate your concerns and intentions with your dad, as open communication can help resolve conflicts and prevent misunderstandings. My coaching advice for you is to take the time to reflect on your personal values and career goals. Evaluate whether your work with your dad aligns with these values and goals. Communicate openly with your dad about your concerns and intentions, and explore other career options that align with your values and goals. Remember that it's okay to prioritize your personal growth and well-being.