An Unbelievably Good Idea
Feb. 4th, 2005 11:29 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jmfargoSometimes it's important to just forget about what's bothering you, and just go with the flow of the world around you, doing what needs to get done.
Lots of things bug me. I'm just now slowly learning that I have to breeze past many of those things in order to hold a job without feeling as though I'm falling into a huge pit of despair.
For instance: Horrible managers that don't know the difference between appropriate comments between friends and appropriate comments between coworkers. Unfortunately, in the kinds of jobs I can find with my level of education, this is a fact of life, and I just have to let it roll off my back while it happens, and stop bitching about it.
See, I have an impossible time of holding jobs. The last job I held for over a year was when I owned my own business (a video rental store). In the past five years I have held (thinking) over eleven jobs, easily. I'm only counting the jobs that I held for over a week. Some of them were temporary jobs, so it's not like I ~totally~ suck. I wasn't fired/didn't quit from all of them.
Eventually I want to go back to owning my own store again. It's an amazing feeling, and one I want to have back. Now I just have to work that into being famous, and everything will be almost perfect!
Lots of things bug me. I'm just now slowly learning that I have to breeze past many of those things in order to hold a job without feeling as though I'm falling into a huge pit of despair.
For instance: Horrible managers that don't know the difference between appropriate comments between friends and appropriate comments between coworkers. Unfortunately, in the kinds of jobs I can find with my level of education, this is a fact of life, and I just have to let it roll off my back while it happens, and stop bitching about it.
See, I have an impossible time of holding jobs. The last job I held for over a year was when I owned my own business (a video rental store). In the past five years I have held (thinking) over eleven jobs, easily. I'm only counting the jobs that I held for over a week. Some of them were temporary jobs, so it's not like I ~totally~ suck. I wasn't fired/didn't quit from all of them.
Eventually I want to go back to owning my own store again. It's an amazing feeling, and one I want to have back. Now I just have to work that into being famous, and everything will be almost perfect!
