finding work

Some people find looking for work to be a hard and tedious thing while others like it and think it gives them a sense of self-being! it is an image I hate to think about, to be honest.

To be able to know what you want to do and be automatically good at it is both a blessing and lucky occurrence in my opinion. it is like being will smith in the fresh prince of bel air you just fit and get what you want and deserve more hard work you put in.

I've been in a lot of work industries in my time and some of which I'm happy to talk about and discuss. I wasn't too accomplished or satisfied with what path I was going to take after school. however, I started work in customer service much as I like to think that's where everyone starts. only a year passed before I felt the need to try something else and ai didn't know what it was and right now I still don't. I have to admit the second sector I went into was factory work which I managed to hold down for over a few years and thought it had enough hours and minimum wage to avoid people asking what I did or was heading into with my life. family was always a big contributor and factor in choosing most the jobs and in fact, I earned more life experience with the companies I worked for than I did the times I wasn't working. but pushing into the second half of my 20's I think its quite important now that the job I have has to be both stylish and high paying which is something I'm almost very ambitious about achieving no matter what steps. (not drug dealing though) . in my 20s I've worked for restaurants pubs and other public sector jobs in front service roles and behind curtain positions and I got to say. I loved learning how to pour pints or how to prepare high-end restaurant meals along withs stock control required.

In my advice, if you can't find the job that you are happy with or good at then start by finding good habits and happy ones and they will often lead you to finding jobs that you want along the way.

An imagination is great for an active work lifestyle as it can keep you occupied. I once got through working as a kitchen porter in a restaurant in this particular reason by imagining they were some sort of a wolf pack. in fact. I convinced myself to dig in and find out if they were. they were bonded together to an extend of complete loyalty and secrecy the workers. as I got closer with the team, the more odd behaviour would show up. one time they told me the two bosses took a "ski trip" once a year every year and it was just a thing they did. to me it sounded like a wolf hunt like from twilight. what made it more sketchy was on the next ski trip they took only one of them came back on time and they said the other one broke his leg on the trip. I decided to think immediately he stayed feral for too long and has to take the next flight back lmao hope you enjoyed this story. also if you eat food from expensive restaurants. appreciate the hard work that goes in.