I had been so excited about "giving corporate America the finger" after I lost my job, and going to school to get my social work degree...
And then I heard about another job possibility. It's similar to what I'm doing now - high workload, job isn't finished when you go home at night... but in a more laid-back atmosphere, with more interaction with human beings... which is WONDERFUL and exciting!
So what do I do? Do I risk it all, hoping to make a living selling crafts in a horrible economy, and hoping everything goes through okay so I can enroll in college? Or do I take the safe route, sell my soul back to corporate America, and pray this new venture is better than the one before?
Can I change to this new job and still take classes? Does it allow flexibile enough hours for me to do so? What are their expectations of me? Will I be able to find a reliable person to help me sell at craft fairs, especially if I have to be at work on Fridays?
Lots of questions... but you know what? No matter where my path leads, I know good things are in store... no matter how much bad there is, there is ALWAYS good to look forward to.
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We so often forget, that things turn out the way they're meant to ... best wishes as you make that decision ... there's something exciting about going back to school, isn't there?
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You could do both. Not selling at craft fairs, but maybe selling them online? You could set up a site and post pictures of your crafts. I know people prefer to hold things and try them out before they buy them, but it's just an idea. I think you should grab this opportunity. It's a new door opening for you. Why not see where it leads? Good luck to you no matter what choices you make.
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