After being unemployed for almost a year having made a career change I landed a decent gig. It’s not the end all, be all but it is finally something in my field. Having spent a small fortune on school I am relieved to be able to apply what I’ve learned, pay my bills, and that … More Job Hunting, Tools and All
Happy Sunday to you, another day has passed us and we get ready for another week ahead. So much happens that it is hard to keep up. With every bit of information available it can be tedious to sit down and write a reflective piece on a current event. In all honesty I just like … More Sunday Side Note: Be Excellent
Every now and then I’ll get out of the house, explore the world, and travel through great adventures. More often than not I’ll stay home and write about them. I live in a small, concrete jungle with tall, towering homes and industrial businesses. Living on the top floor of a small complex, the most nature … More Something Wild Without Leaving the House
Costs. Or rather, hidden costs. There is no cheap alternative to accredited training that I have found. (Please, please correct me on this). $10,000 for 3 months of long-haul training; $5000 for bookkeeping; $9000 for office techniques. Multiply that by 2 or 3 or 4 for the subtotal of any program greater than a certificate. … More Today’s Reason Why I Dislike: University
How are your resolutions going? I had big plans but the thing about depression is that it doesn’t care. Now that I am out of that stupor, the blinds are open and the dishes are done. I opened up my textbooks and my computer only to be overwhelmed. It seems like every year we get … More Twenty Days into 2016
