#work career

[thisisntthegeorgeyourelookingfor]

English beer on St. Patty’s days is close enough right?

This post isn’t about that. Actually I’m in a quandary. First, this is going to be one of my long rambling posts. Try not to make them often but meh. And I’m by no means bitching. BUT I’m sought after, by multiple companies wanting me to work for them.

It’s a new and strange experience for me. I’ve always planned my next step, knew what I wanted to do, knew where I was going or what I was after, had a plan for the future, had ambition for my next step, but not right now. Right now all I really care about is this ridiculous motorcycle ride I have planned and that’s about the only thing that concerns me (that’s a whole nother post, and if you really want the full scope of the trip you’ll need to find me on Facebook and Instagram to get the whole idea, but I digress). This is me wondering about my future. I have an awesome new girlfriend (which wasn’t supposed to happen, super glad it did. She’s amazing, but just one more thing to consider). Back on topic. What or where do I see myself in the future? All the jobs have their positives and negatives. All of them are fine with me taking a month off for my trip (which blows my mind). But I don’t know what’s best for my future. And if I’m being honest I just want to get back to being a railroader, not doing what I was doing. God no, never that, that was awful, but the pension and benefits they offer are just to good for me to want to get away from. Again this isn’t bitching, I know lots of people struggle and life is hard and it sucks and many probably would be envious of having the options and opportunities presented to me, but I’ve also worked my ass off and made my opportunities possible and know what my worth is as an employee.

I just don’t fucking know what to fucking do.

[bibleeveryday]

making a difference is arduous, long and difficult

[good]

Why Publicly Shaming Your Boss Is Actually A Great Career Move

[goodmorningbunny-blog]

Another Story store in Emquartier, Bangkok.

Do you choose security vs the Unknown? How long do you dwindle and wait for something amazing to happen? Or do you lean in and fight for it?

I used to be a strong believer that hard work will be 100% recongised and rewarded, that if you're good at what you do, you'll be safe. But over the years of working, I've realized that having confidence and marketing yourself with genuity and honesty is key.

I strongly believe I'm good at what I do and whatever I choose to do. Whether it is recongised or not is up to me.

Don't wait for good opportunities to come to you. Instead, chase down these opportunities, create them for yourself and make it happen. & do it while you're younger and able to take more risk, where the cost of a mistake is lower and the upside to a great decision is higher.

I gravitate towards the book Lean In which is one of the best reads for everyne, particularly women.

“Many people, but especially women, feel fraudulent when they are praised for their accomplishments. Instead of feeling worthy of recognition, they feel undeserving and guilty, as if a mistake has been made. Despite being high achievers, even experts in their fields, women can't seem to shake the sense that it is only a matter of time until they are found out for who they really are- impostors with limited skills or abilities.”

― Sheryl Sandberg, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead

[puusaari-blog]

How to Easily Exceed Expectations At Work

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How to Easily Exceed Expectations At Work

It will be easy for you to exceed expectations at work when you are constantly striving for excellence. It is commonplace to get by with as little effort as possible in the workplace, which means that by investing yourself in your job, you are bound to stand out from the crowd. However, also be...

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