A Way to Avoid Dying a little each Day. WE 107
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0.000 HBDA Way to Avoid Dying a little each Day. WE 107
There's no amount of good work that could put an end to all your needs. There's not much experience in this sense under my belt, but I think a job that pays well but makes you feel miserable is worse than the opposite deal. Jobs like this make you hate everything. It is similar to what happens to clerks in stores or other kind of clerks around other fields of work. You can see the bottomless pits in their eyes as they speak to you. https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2020/05/20/03/50/gears-5193383_1280.png [Source](https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2020/05/20/03/50/gears-5193383_1280.png) --- I think the difference is obvious. I remember there were certain times at school when I wanted to go on vacation immediately. Having a job that pays well but doesn't make you happy is similar to that. Going on vacation is te priority. An argument could be made about jobs being necessary but not fun. However, who wants to feel like feel is a burden. It already is. There shouldn't be a need to add more weight to our journeys. --- I had a career change after two years of studying Physics. My new idea was becoming an English Teacher since English has always been around my life. So, I went on and studied for 6 years. It took me more time not because I slacked off, but there were several strikes during my time as a college student. All went extremely well and I found myself with a title and graduating as first of my class. It was a surprise to get a Magna Cum Laude distinction, but my grades didn't lie.  *This is a picture of some of the English Teachers receiving their tittles that day. I'm on the far right* However, I was never happy teaching. It is something I have explored quite a few times already. My last job paid well but I wasn't cut for it. There was too much demand on personal time and I lived in a constant stress since the apartment I was put in was a mess. The job was hard, but having to deal with that situation daily was just too much. So I didn't make it through the trail period and ended up going back home where I started something that was in my mind. My own path into *luthierie*. It has not been an easy job either. Even when it feels more like a hobby, everyday I'm there doing something and learning new things, honing my skills. Clients are not many since there's still a lot of ignorance about how this line of work goes, but I'm having a blast. I mean one can laugh at so many things. Except when I accidentally cut myself, but that's how it is sometimes. It isn't the best way to make money either since materials and tools are expensive, but little by little my work is making some buzz in the right places. So, it may not be long until I make a breakthrough and start having some interesting request from important clients at local and international level. Also, my work makes for some pretty good content for HIVE if you ask me. I would hands down go again with my choice. It isn't the one that pays me the most, but it certainly makes me feel alive. And you can't put a price to that!