I seriously need to think about changing my occupation. It sucks entirely too much. I hate selling! I'm sure most would have to agree. Another dollar, another day is what I keep telling myself. It does pay my bills @ the moment, so I shouldn't complain. Things could always be worse.
A creature of habit is certainly not what I want to be for the rest of my life. I desire change and excitement just like the next person. I wonder if I can ever feel fulfilled? I understand the mind thrives on repetition, but I think I could handle something different. It is important to have some stability, but change is also good. That is the most challenging part about a transition, actually making that first move and changing your path. It also doesn't help if you are a stubborn person. There has to be some sort of medium for me. I'm not an unhappy person by any means, just a person caught up in the middle of this grey, convoluted world.
I am pondering on whether or not I should go back to school and earn another degree next fall. Maybe OT would fit my abilities and strengths? It is in demand, with all the baby boomers retiring and all. The medical field can be quite lucrative. I guess I'm a little apprehensive about going back to college. It seems as if it has been a lifetime ago. It is probably b/c your first four years consist of drinking binges, wake~n~bakes, all night parties, and cram sessions in your Sponge Bob pjs with your dorm-room buddies, some pizza, and a six pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon. I'm sure this time around, there will be a vast change. I shouldn't be all that nervous, b/c I am pretty good at pulling term papers out of my ass.
A creature of habit is certainly not what I want to be for the rest of my life. I desire change and excitement just like the next person. I wonder if I can ever feel fulfilled? I understand the mind thrives on repetition, but I think I could handle something different. It is important to have some stability, but change is also good. That is the most challenging part about a transition, actually making that first move and changing your path. It also doesn't help if you are a stubborn person. There has to be some sort of medium for me. I'm not an unhappy person by any means, just a person caught up in the middle of this grey, convoluted world.
I am pondering on whether or not I should go back to school and earn another degree next fall. Maybe OT would fit my abilities and strengths? It is in demand, with all the baby boomers retiring and all. The medical field can be quite lucrative. I guess I'm a little apprehensive about going back to college. It seems as if it has been a lifetime ago. It is probably b/c your first four years consist of drinking binges, wake~n~bakes, all night parties, and cram sessions in your Sponge Bob pjs with your dorm-room buddies, some pizza, and a six pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon. I'm sure this time around, there will be a vast change. I shouldn't be all that nervous, b/c I am pretty good at pulling term papers out of my ass.