I am a postdoc now, it is okay, but I do not really see any prospects (unfortunately haha). How do you get out of the vicious loop of postdocs? How to progress in academia careerwise? Great totally new questions. I am tired of the uncertainty and I do not want to do an infinite number of temporary postdocs. 

I am not a citizen of the countries, where I work. That puts additional stress on me because basically just living here depends on my temporary positions and I never know what's next (well nobody does, but they can at least try to predict with a certain confidence). How do people evolve to professors, not in their homeland? Leaving aside very-very smart and successful researchers, not one of them hah. I think I am quite average, but I am also hard-working and not a complete dum-dum luckily. 

Are there any prospects for me to have a stable position in any future? I am a bioengineer with engineering/applied math background if it matters. However, my PhD and current research topics are quite specific; not so easy to transfer to industry (maybe to a junior position only). Also, not if it actually matters, but I am being paid same as PhD students, which does not help with my already desperate vibes (probably it is my fault anyway since I did not negotiate my salary in the first place, agreeable females in action). 

I am having a bit of an existential whining crisis here, even though my current university and collegues are nice, just the uncertainty is killing me. Let me know if you had something similar and then everything magically worked out for you out of nowhere:)