Back when I was an instructor I loved the work. I barely could afford gas to get there but I loved working with people and the kids. It made me feel good about myself seeing kids become confident and happy when they went there.

I have the coolest, friendliest, most agreeable and supportive boss I have ever been fortunate enough to work for, making my job amazing!

Did I mention that I am self-employed?

i retired in 2016 but before that I had the greatest job, everyday was a new challenge, i learned something new every day, i was able to help others, i was free to explore whatever i wanted,

Giving little doses of hope every day. Snd honestly? I just love being the reason someone feels a little less scared.

I may not always love my job or the places I have worked, its more that I love what I do.

It's a love/hate relationship. I enjoy what I do, except for some days, but I am locked in to it...

Health insurance is so confusing, I like helping my clients understand it a little better and helping them find the plan they need

I can work from home.

Helping people. Getting paid is a bonus too.

Having one to go to would be nice these days . 👻

Tequila

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Thankful for it and loving it are not the same

It's meaningful to me.

The quiet at night

The people I work for and with.

My salary

Super flexible

Who says I do?

Good benefits and holidays

I have a physical job. Pays pretty well. A desk job would kill me.

I get paid decently for not doing all that much.

I'm self-employed and I don't actually have a job, I have a 'calling' in life and I show up whenever I want to in answer to that call.

The creative freedom and problem solving

They gives me money at the end of every month.

Nothing.

Being Retired from it!

Even though I'm self-employed, I hate my job.

The intervals of joblessness between them.

The plausible deniability.

The indexed pension for life..😷

Nothing. I hate it.

Just a paycheck

Sending dicks on sw. Sw is my job