How SEASONAL WORK Has CHANGED My LIFE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2018
- I've been doing seasonal work since 2015 and I can truly say it's been one of the best experiences of my life. In this video I want to break down some of the ways in which working the seasonal work lifestyle has changed my life for the better. If you are considering working a seasonal job please watch this video. ANd feel free to ask me any questions you may have about seasonal employment in the comment box below or via my social media.
I also recommend you take a look at www.coolworks.com for hundreds of listings of seasonal jobs all over the U.S.
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Often times people think "Wealth = Freedom". In actually "Lifestyle Choices = Freedom." Once we all realized that we can really live the life that we want. Thanks for sharing your story, Wendy
Hello! I like your thinking. I started doing seasonal job last year, actually summer job here in Sweden. By the way, i live in Spain. I was unemployed before I got this job, so i registered in employment office in Madrid and they send us email to participate in job fair to find work in other parts of Europe. So, I was hired in a Hotel camping resort. I'm a Cook, so I work in the restaurant. And my boss appointed me to do the Breakfast Buffet And Staff Lunch. I can say that this kind of job is fulfilling. Not so stressful like a regular full time or permanent job. I'm enjoying it. Thanks for your vídeos, I'm appreciating more seasonal Job.
I came across your videos earlier this year, while I was researching working in travel and hospitality. Travel is my passion; I was bitten by the travel bug decades ago. After 22 years in the medical field, going at the go, go, go/hustle pace, I was laid off earlier this year. I saw it as a blessing in disguise as I had been looking for a way to get into travel before the pandemic even started. After watching some of your videos, I went to CoolWorks, did a job search, and found and applied for some jobs that caught my interest. Next thing I knew I was being interviewed for these jobs, and got offers. I accepted an offer for the job I thought was the best fit for me. A month after that I headed out of state to start my job for the summer. I did it for five months and loved it. It was such a unique experience. It wasn't without its challenges, but throughout the summer season my employer said I transitioned well into this new field, and even wanted me to come back next season. I told them I wanted to come back. It really opened my eyes and created some opportunities. In a few days I'll be heading out of town again, this time to start work at a resort for the winter. My life has definitely changed, and for the better. Thanks for posting this video.
IT IS TRULY A BLESSING TO HAVE EXPERIENCE ALL THE PLACES YOU'VE BEEN. PEACE AND BLESSINGS.👍🤗
You are an inspiration Timothy. Thank you for sharing your journey, philosophy, and tips. You give me hope that there are alternate ways to live without slaving away in an office for 40+ hours a week; that there is freedom out there if we want it and are willing to make some mental and lifestyle changes. Love these videos.
I'm a square peg trying to fit into a round hole. I don't fit in anywhere, don't have any, or never did have any true friends in life. I'm depressed working with respect with the job I'm doing at the moment, and don't know how long I can keep this full-time employment charade up. I don't watch too much TV, and all I have is the van I've been working on for the last two years. I think it will take me two more years from today to get my van done, and once it's done I will disappear from the big city and go into the mountains somewhere. Maybe I'll go the route of seasonal jobs when the van is ready, and I minimalize. Thanks for the informative video!
I'm sure that alot of people out there can relate to your situation (including myself). There are alot of people out there just like us, who are extremely depressed and unhappy with living the lives that everyone tells us to live. But forget them! Go out and chase your dreams and goals. It's your life. Live it how YOU want to live it. Nobody else's opinions on how you should live your life really matters in the long run, so why would you let those unhappy people hold you back from doing what your heart desires? Do you!!
@@forgottentraveller5736 Thank you for your kind reply. We will see where the world ends up after September, and the population around the world, unfortunately, is slowly losing their minds. I would like to go somewhere where there are few to no people, they have caused nothing but problems for me all my life.
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@@02SplinterCell02 The van is completely built out, and everything is slowly falling into place. Life is what it is, and we all have to deal with it accordingly...
@@wisconsinrailstotrailscycl4277 Glad to hear! I will be starting my nomadic journey in a couple weeks and based on your profile name, also assume you are from WI. Care to meet up at some point?
I like your prospective. Your laugh makes me laugh!!
Takes money and time off from a 9-5 job to do the tule of traveling you do. I’m learning a lot from you and this is the way people used to work years ago. They didn’t work their lives off for someone else all year round
I am doing something similar...sub teaching. Worked FT for The Courts for 25 years...Now I work when I want and life is good!! Key is to be debt free!!
Hello Tim
Stumbled across you this morning and I’m impressed.
Love your outlook and attitude.
I will be looking for you and sharing your videos with my family.
Be blessed
I worked a Summer at Zion National Park.
Thanks for the inspiration. It makes me happy that you've found freedom!
Love your laugh Tim! Yes the red looks good on you!
Thank you so much!!! I'm going through interviews at a few different places for the upcoming winter season. God Bless!!!
Love this video Tim!
Simply amazing! Thank you.
Wow great content.hope this continues.it sure has inspired me.
My questions are: Healthcare? Transportation? Canada included? Thank you.
Not to be redundant, but your videos are beyond inspiring! I'm a complete novice to this lifestyle. I was going to ask if you could provide a list of sites/companies which provide relocation/travel opportunities. Thank you.
I use Coolworks.com to find all my jobs.
@@TimothyWard Thank you!
You're a good man, Tim.
Thanks Chris!
I love your channel!
Sounds amazing.
Thanks very helpful
Hey Tim!
Your FB ... I looked you up and liked your page.. No real recent activity on there .but I know your probably busy..and I will be too.. I'm almost on my way out of Alabama to head to Yellowstone. Weather IS a bit aggravating right now .but!! ..
I will be posting videos of my journey up there..
Thank you ❤
Thank you for the insights! Applying for my first seasonal job this summer 🏞️🌌🦬🤓
hey I’ve been following your videos for a while and I know this is kind of an older one but I have a few questions about seasonal work if you could spare the time. Are some of these places that provide meals accommodating to food allergies? That’s one concern I have about jumping into this lifestyle. I was also wondering if you know any folks who travel for seasonal work in RVs and how that works compared to typical employee housing. looking forward to more videos. You’re an inspiration!
Jonathan, I think they are as accommodating as they can be with food allergies. They probably won't be able to make you a special meal everyday but they might be able to warn you when meals contain the ingredients you are allergic to. As far as RV living at a seasonal job I know some jobs do offer RV spots instead of rooms in employee housing.
What activities or things do you do when you are off at the end of the day during your stay at these locations? Is there any type of transportation offered or shuttles for the employees to go places since most prob don’t bring vehicles? Sounds like a nice way to see the country.
Hi Timmy. I have a question. Do they deduct taxes from your paycheck or is it a contract job? I haven't seen you mentioning that.
Have you thought about creating a website and do consulting for people who are transitioning from a slave salaried job to having a bunch of different things going on? I would pay you for an hour to help me.
Hi Tim..
So, I'm an American living in Prague. My European visa runs out in 3 months. Guess what I'm going to do???!
Animals Animals marry a girl there so you don’t have to leave
Did you do it??!!???
How is the food provided?? Also is there a space to cook ur own food?
Hello today is my first time watching your video and I love ❤️ it. Please I’m interested to apply to seasonal jobs but I don’t know if I should go for farm work or house keeping or health care and the bed companies. If you can guide me on through I will be very glad
Hi Tim. I'm happy you have a great life. I'm retired and live in a minivan. I get a small Social Security check. I was wondering what to do to supplement my meager income. I want to travel but I don't have money. You inspire me to do that. Are there opportunities for retired people?
Hi I was wondering if you're allowed to cook inside your room? Like if u have an electric frying pan or cook top?
How is seasonal going to get you total financial freedom ? Or what exacly will get u that financial freedom?
Checking out the videos I didn't see. Red is your color 🧣
Thanks 😃
How do u pay monthly bills when u working, how can u pay a credit card bill at a bank, your phone bill, etc. You have to give a address so the bill arrives there. How would u pay a monthly bill not being there?
Auto-pay is an option. Can also set up a temporary address
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hahahaha...you so crazzzy. Oh my goodness I love peach cobbler. Tattoo tour please.
Hi Tim how do I get seasonal job and do they train some of the workers
There is a great website called Coolworks.com that has tons of seasonal job listings. It's how I find all my jobs. And yes they will train you if you have no experience.
I cant find any seasonal work in my country,cause my country is still comunist.
Do you think the seasonal work lifestyle would work if you had a family?
Cant agree with you on minimum wage