I am not sure how to choose the next step of my career. Should I change because of nasty colleagues

Dear friend, it sounds like you are feeling uncertain about your career path and possibly struggling with the decision of whether or not to change jobs due to difficult colleagues. It can be challenging to navigate these kinds of situations, and it's understandable to feel unsure about the best course of action. From a Buddhist perspective, we know that everything is impermanent, and change is inevitable. We also know that our experiences are shaped by our own thoughts and perceptions. From a psychological perspective, we recognize that our careers are a significant part of our lives, and it's important to make choices that align with our values and bring us fulfillment. It's natural to feel frustrated or upset by unpleasant colleagues, but it's essential to remember that we can't control the behavior of others. We can only control our own reactions and responses. It may be helpful to reflect on your values, goals, and priorities to determine if your current job aligns with them. If not, it may be time to consider a different career path. However, if you do decide to stay, you can work on developing strategies for managing challenging interactions with colleagues, such as setting boundaries, practicing mindfulness, and seeking support from a therapist or coach. In conclusion, making career decisions can be challenging, especially when difficult colleagues are involved. Remember that everything is impermanent, and we can only control our own reactions and responses. Take the time to reflect on your values, goals, and priorities to determine if your current job aligns with them. Consider developing strategies for managing challenging interactions with colleagues or seeking support from a therapist or coach. Whatever decision you make, remember to be kind to yourself and trust that you are capable of navigating this situation with wisdom and compassion.