Beginning my career with a county dot (1 yr so far) and I really enjoy holidays, set pay, set hours, and all of my skills I've learned but I honestly want to change careers... But I guess it pays the bills and is better than what I started out with
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how do you feel about what you do for a living?
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If ya'll need a deal, check out Blinq.com, we buy overstock/returns/closeouts/excess inventory and list and sell it online.
thats my website. I run the group that buys all the stuff we sell.
Just bought $1.5M worth of last gen ipod mini's from a very nice Jewish gentleman in NJ. Also got a deal done on high end womens handbags/shoes and clothes.
AND the most exciting thing from today was 4000 AB CHAMPS, you guys all need an AB CHAMP!
We got some cool rechargeable flashlights, I got one they work great. And some tools. Lots of electronics.
Check it out.
thats my website. I run the group that buys all the stuff we sell.
Just bought $1.5M worth of last gen ipod mini's from a very nice Jewish gentleman in NJ. Also got a deal done on high end womens handbags/shoes and clothes.
AND the most exciting thing from today was 4000 AB CHAMPS, you guys all need an AB CHAMP!
We got some cool rechargeable flashlights, I got one they work great. And some tools. Lots of electronics.
Check it out.
retired and living the good life with no money.
Had a job most of my life but went back to school at night about 10-12 years ago and now have a career. I work close to home and have some super employees who make my life a lot easier than I deserve.
First, let me say the good: I've started working full time the Monday after my high school graduation, I'm 43 years old now, and I've never been unemployed. I thank the Lord for looking after me and my wife all these years.
Now, the not so good: All I've ever had is a job, a paycheck, a means to an end. I've worked for some real douchbags. I feel like I have grossly underachieved when it comes to my vocation. I make good money, have good benefits, vacation time, all that...but I feel like I'm a disposable piece of the machine at the company I work at.
I dream of the day I can do something I like, but because of my family's health situation, benefits are a must. So, I'm stuck.
Now, the not so good: All I've ever had is a job, a paycheck, a means to an end. I've worked for some real douchbags. I feel like I have grossly underachieved when it comes to my vocation. I make good money, have good benefits, vacation time, all that...but I feel like I'm a disposable piece of the machine at the company I work at.
I dream of the day I can do something I like, but because of my family's health situation, benefits are a must. So, I'm stuck.
I love working for PSA as a range officer and instructor and running Coastal Cerakote on the side. I also loved owning and operating a watersports charter and working as a charter boat captain and riding coach.
But really, I'm just happy to be employed. Lots of people aren't these days. I consider myself fortunate.
But really, I'm just happy to be employed. Lots of people aren't these days. I consider myself fortunate.
Vocation . I play in the dirt with BIG expensive equipment , use a $400,000 combine to run city chumps that think they are doing something with their $50,000 trucks off the road,know when ,and where the wildlife is moving for every hunting season, stay in the country all day everyday if I want ,don't have to put up with nagging women if I don't want ,don't have to deal with the public ,I can pee anywhere .Its all I have ever done ,and its all I want to do. O ,and did I mention hunting gear can be written off as pest control equipment .I feed the world lol
