Workplace
One is that there is no ability to take action, and the other is that there is no deposit. So, today, Beimo will share with you some things I have done in the past few years and some thoughts about making money. I hope it will be useful to you.
Recently I went out for a trip, but I didn't worry too much. It's not that I made money starting my own business, but I got the chance to go out mostly because of my previous salary accumulation. I think if the money is short, don't speak out, can survive is a problem, so, when there is a chance to make money, we must seize it. The first two years should be the lowest time, no money, no job, no direction, like a big loser every day, but also went around complaining about the difficulties of life to friends. Later, really to the end of the point, just realized, must think of a way to early money. Why do you say so, because at that time after paying the rent left a ticket back to the small county, but I am not willing to ah, feel that I should not be this outcome. So I began to reflect on myself. Why did I become so negative and muddle through every day? After thinking for a long time, I found that two things have not done well from beginning to end. One is that there is no ability to take action, and the other is that there is no deposit. So, today, Horan will share with you some things I have done in the past few years and some thoughts about making money. I hope it will be useful to you.
By horan4 years ago in Confessions
Dating in the Office…
As you might imagine a customer service position would not be a very stressful job. This would be especially true if the position was completely online, with no phone communication involvement. This is my job. This is my life. My main source of “bread-and-butter” comes from working in a cubicle and answering emails all day long. No stress or drama, right? Wrong!
By #KristinaWrites4 years ago in Confessions
My Daily Routine
My mornings always start the same. I awake in my clean and comfortable king-size bed, still dazed by the previous night’s sleep, cramped and stiff from the hours of stillness, and I wonder. I wonder not what lies in the day ahead, not what to make for breakfast, put on for work or how I’ll stumble to the bathroom in this weary state. No. In the mornings, I think ahead, far ahead. Far ahead to a time where life is simpler. We all fret about the future. Will I be rich? Will I be married with kids? Will I be sober? All questions worth asking, though questions not made for a Monday morning comedown.
By David Marsh4 years ago in Confessions
Is there Really a Labor Shortage?
A very long story short, I am looking for a job. Yes, I have skills, education, and drive, but I am having a hard time finding a place to even look at my resume much less hire me. I thought there were plenty of jobs available? What is going on?
By Kristi Flowers4 years ago in Confessions
Delivery Driving: A Small Job With a Big Impact.
On August 25th, 2021, I signed up for a position as a Delivery Driver after having graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in English and Philosophy. Certainly not the biggest start to anybody with a degree, but considering I didn't have that big of a portfolio until recently, I needed to find a way to make income while also learning about the concept of a work ethic. To be quite honest, I was just happy enough to have a job for the very first time in my life. This restaurant was an admittedly small home café, but my co-workers at the time helped make the transition to a new job streamlined and yet pushed me to be the best I could be in the job.
By Salvatore Pulvirenti4 years ago in Confessions
When I don't want to write
This is not a how-to article. In Those articles, the writer defines a problem and then provides a series of steps to solve the problem. I have a recurring problem. The issue for me is my resistance to writing, an overall feeling of dread and heaviness every time I sit down and try to transform a nebulous idea into printable prose. There is a reluctance to begin the process and a hesitancy to follow through on what I think are the vague ideas and notions I have of what I want to write about. I want to write, but I don’t want the burden of what, for me, is the slow, laborious process of wrangling words into a readable shape. I drag my feet, I procrastinate, I dawdle; knowing that this avoidance is a waste of time. Also, it delays the satisfying feeling of finishing a piece of writing. Dorothy Parker once quipped, “I hate writing, I love having written”. Amen.
By Carol Driscoll4 years ago in Confessions
Don't Bring Home Any Whores!
As a rideshare driver, one of the most common questions I get asked is "What is the most interesting passenger you've ever had?" or perhaps "Tell me a story of the craziest rider you've had." Over my time as a driver, this list has grown and grown and grown, and I'd often joke that one day I'd make a book of these stories to which the response usually consisted of a gasp and a "You should!"
By L A4 years ago in Confessions
Wrong Hotel
As a rideshare driver, one of the most common questions I get asked is "What is the most interesting passenger you've ever had?" or perhaps "Tell me a story of the craziest rider you've had." Over my time as a driver, this list has grown and grown and grown, and I'd often joke that one day I'd make a book of these stories to which the response usually consisted of a gasp and a "You should!"
By L A4 years ago in Confessions
Last Stages of Editing. Top Story - June 2022.
Normally, I don't stay up late. By 10:00pm my phone screen is black and I've given into the first wave of melatonin. I do most of my writing during the day, under the eye-straining light of my office at work. I read over the first draft, drawing small triangles, hearts, and squares between sentences in my efforts to cleanly refer to little edits I've put in the footnotes of the paper. I read over the filled pages of my journal or printer paper and smile. Sentences build into paragraphs. Paragraphs become chapters. Chapters form a rough skeleton of a hopeful novel. I'm excited. It already has a title. I'm certain that it's my best work yet.
By Darby S. Fisher4 years ago in Confessions
the reality of child modeling... 🌇
I got a few comments the other day on a YouTube video that I posted. The video was of our work week in NYC. Staying in a beautiful hotel on Roosevelt Island. Back-to-back photoshoots with amazing, inclusive brands. I was so proud editing the clips together to share with who wanted to see a sneak peak into our life. I loved that video and will cherish the memories that we are documenting forever.
By EMandKids | AmazingAbigailGrace4 years ago in Confessions
