Maybe for long-term you can look for a job more in nature. Be it in a small office in the countryside by a forest and fields, where the cost of living is much lower btw and the 'Rat race' not half as bad. Or in literal nature, where you work with the elements, and be it just a few months or weeks a year. Or work in a company with modern HR practices and flexible work hours, like doing the 60, 70 or 80% of full time. Maybe switching up your job every 5 years and trying out a lot of new things helps you. I certainly want to die if I think about only being able to find purpose in my marketing job - but I do love my small company, my co-workers, the impact of the company, the option to go 60, 70, 80 or less percent of full-time, the culture and the wooden-floored office in wide rooms of an old European house. These things I latch on to until I switch up my job and in the freetime this working hours model gives me I can do my art, go out in nature, do nothing, work out, cook healthy, do volunteer work or socialize. Many people I know dream of finding one job and working it for the rest of their life, some people dream of strategically switching their jobs every 5-7 years because statistically that increases your pay more than hoping to be promoted in the same company. Some people like me prioritize living life fuller, so I don't mind unsteadyness, a non-linear life, I want to switch up jobs, countries, cities, every five years. And I want to work for NGOs, for companies, in offices, with humans, with art and with nature, want to switch things up. Maybe you're the kind of person who needs that too and only you can tell and only you can make that possible for yourself. Living the life we want requires bravery and the judgment of others suck. Even living a life that doesn't destroy us requires bravery. Rooting for you and for everybody else.
Congrats on your new job ❤ office life is tough, I get it 😭 maybe you can try to decorate your cubicle so it feels more cozy, has more color, and feels like you!! I hope it gets a little better for you 🙂🙂
i had a lot of internships and had experience working in an office! maybe try receptionist jobs like at doctors offices, or even entry level jobs in law firms etc. its so much easier to level up to higher pay in the office once you get your foot in the door and have similar experience on ur resume. u got this!!!
Ah 😂 groundhogs day. . .but always seems like you never have time for the things you want to do. But even rough, first thing in the morning you are still very pretty.
Well you could always become a socialist activist and set on your thumbs for years waiting for the big payout so you don't have to work to have income.
love the intro 🫶 and the wizards of waverly place hahaha
honestly so relatable. also love your editing per usual
thank u sistaaaaa
the production quality of your videos is amazing.
thank you!!
Maybe for long-term you can look for a job more in nature. Be it in a small office in the countryside by a forest and fields, where the cost of living is much lower btw and the 'Rat race' not half as bad.
Or in literal nature, where you work with the elements, and be it just a few months or weeks a year.
Or work in a company with modern HR practices and flexible work hours, like doing the 60, 70 or 80% of full time.
Maybe switching up your job every 5 years and trying out a lot of new things helps you.
I certainly want to die if I think about only being able to find purpose in my marketing job - but I do love my small company, my co-workers, the impact of the company, the option to go 60, 70, 80 or less percent of full-time, the culture and the wooden-floored office in wide rooms of an old European house. These things I latch on to until I switch up my job and in the freetime this working hours model gives me I can do my art, go out in nature, do nothing, work out, cook healthy, do volunteer work or socialize.
Many people I know dream of finding one job and working it for the rest of their life, some people dream of strategically switching their jobs every 5-7 years because statistically that increases your pay more than hoping to be promoted in the same company. Some people like me prioritize living life fuller, so I don't mind unsteadyness, a non-linear life, I want to switch up jobs, countries, cities, every five years. And I want to work for NGOs, for companies, in offices, with humans, with art and with nature, want to switch things up. Maybe you're the kind of person who needs that too and only you can tell and only you can make that possible for yourself. Living the life we want requires bravery and the judgment of others suck. Even living a life that doesn't destroy us requires bravery. Rooting for you and for everybody else.
Congrats on your new job ❤ office life is tough, I get it 😭 maybe you can try to decorate your cubicle so it feels more cozy, has more color, and feels like you!! I hope it gets a little better for you 🙂🙂
yesss just gotta shift my mindset man... think more positively instead of just picking out the negative
Must be so tough
How can i get an office job like you? Im trying to get out of the warehouses.
i had a lot of internships and had experience working in an office! maybe try receptionist jobs like at doctors offices, or even entry level jobs in law firms etc. its so much easier to level up to higher pay in the office once you get your foot in the door and have similar experience on ur resume. u got this!!!
Sounds like you need to change jobs. Not another office job. Sounds like you want to work outside/outdoors more. Best of luck.
Ah 😂 groundhogs day. . .but always seems like you never have time for the things you want to do. But even rough, first thing in the morning you are still very pretty.
Quit your job.. have no plan.. trust the universe and see what happens 😂 that's what I'm doing
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Step one, move out of L.A.
Well you could always become a socialist activist and set on your thumbs for years waiting for the big payout so you don't have to work to have income.