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DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@Magicianzini thats the plan pivot to something else.
4meAndyou · F
If your work is just something you go to, in order to pay your bills, then no wonder you hate it!
There are a lot of ELEMENTS to most jobs that ARE sort of sucky. So, if I can make a suggestion, find SOMETHING in life that you really, really enjoy, and then TRY to get a job where you can DO even a little tiny BIT of that!!
For me, what I love doing more than anything else is helping other PEOPLE. So all the jobs I had doing THAT were satisfying and fulfilling for me. AND I didn't ALWAYS do the same thing! I just FOUND the part of my job that WAS the helping part...and I concentrated on that.
I have done things as diverse as volunteering at a drug recovery shelter for women with children, have worked as a paid residential staff person at a homeless shelter, have worked as an Alzheimer's specialist caring for the elderly, have worked at a nursing home, and spent MANY years working in call centers helping customers for large corporations...and I even loved THAT. For ME helping people, even on a phone call, is a little bit of a thrill...
SO for YOU, it's important to find out what PART of earning your daily bread COULD make you happy, and then do it!
You might have to re-train. I've heard that you can get a scholarship, for example, from the guy who starred in Dirty Jobs...to train in Vo-Tech.
"The scholarship is the Work Ethic Scholarship Program, offered by television host Mike Rowe through his mikeroweWORKS Foundation. Rowe recently doubled the foundation's funding to $10 million to help Americans pursue debt-free, in-demand careers in the skilled trades ."
There are a lot of ELEMENTS to most jobs that ARE sort of sucky. So, if I can make a suggestion, find SOMETHING in life that you really, really enjoy, and then TRY to get a job where you can DO even a little tiny BIT of that!!
For me, what I love doing more than anything else is helping other PEOPLE. So all the jobs I had doing THAT were satisfying and fulfilling for me. AND I didn't ALWAYS do the same thing! I just FOUND the part of my job that WAS the helping part...and I concentrated on that.
I have done things as diverse as volunteering at a drug recovery shelter for women with children, have worked as a paid residential staff person at a homeless shelter, have worked as an Alzheimer's specialist caring for the elderly, have worked at a nursing home, and spent MANY years working in call centers helping customers for large corporations...and I even loved THAT. For ME helping people, even on a phone call, is a little bit of a thrill...
SO for YOU, it's important to find out what PART of earning your daily bread COULD make you happy, and then do it!
You might have to re-train. I've heard that you can get a scholarship, for example, from the guy who starred in Dirty Jobs...to train in Vo-Tech.
"The scholarship is the Work Ethic Scholarship Program, offered by television host Mike Rowe through his mikeroweWORKS Foundation. Rowe recently doubled the foundation's funding to $10 million to help Americans pursue debt-free, in-demand careers in the skilled trades ."
CurrentName · 51-55, M
Let's say you're 22, think about all you've gone thru in all that time. Being a kid, school , high school , all that..
It took you 22 years..
Now double that, and that's how long you're going to be punching that clock.
If you don't do anything about it , in 40 years you're going to be in a place like this telling some other kid like you what all this old people are telling you now.
And when that happens. You're going to remember me.
It took you 22 years..
Now double that, and that's how long you're going to be punching that clock.
If you don't do anything about it , in 40 years you're going to be in a place like this telling some other kid like you what all this old people are telling you now.
And when that happens. You're going to remember me.
DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@CurrentName thanks a lot sir! 🫡❤
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CurrentName · 51-55, M
@DustyPotato Do you think that's what you were meant to do?
Work at a suck ass job until they suck everything they can from you?
I'm done
Work at a suck ass job until they suck everything they can from you?
I'm done
scorpiolovedeep · 51-55, M
DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@scorpiolovedeep yeah was thinking the same thing, ill ofc get alittle svaing first then pivot. Thanks.
DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@hunkalove xDXD
Birdbox1986 · 36-40, F
Birdbox1986 · 36-40, F
@DustyPotato well if you want to make your life easier, put yourself in a list for public housing and get welfare easy
DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@Birdbox1986 that only counts if u live in a first world country like usa xD
I live in a 3rd world country those shit only exist on paper here xD
I live in a 3rd world country those shit only exist on paper here xD
Birdbox1986 · 36-40, F
@DustyPotato where do you live ?
CurrentName · 51-55, M
CurrentName · 51-55, M
@CurrentName
40 years of making someone else's dream come true.
You're young dude.
But before you know you'll be old. Looking at you g guys on you tube who said...
Fuck that.
40 years of making someone else's dream come true.
You're young dude.
But before you know you'll be old. Looking at you g guys on you tube who said...
Fuck that.
DustyPotato · 22-25, M
@CurrentName yeah, fuck that tbh xD ill stick for a while maybe in a year or two pivot to something i actually like maybe a small business or dufferent career.
CurrentName · 51-55, M
@DustyPotato
In a year or two. Everybody says that.
You're fucked.
Might as well come to terms with it.
In a year or two. Everybody says that.
You're fucked.
Might as well come to terms with it.
BrandonWyatt36 · 36-40, M
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I'm JUST SAYIN! 🤷🤷🤷
I'm JUST SAYIN! 🤷🤷🤷