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Well as you may know im 16, and i have been "forced" to get a job, so i can "get a car" and help around the house. Because of matters around the house. But i looked at it from all angles, and there is definitely some ups and downs.
Ups:
I will be making a little bit of cash.
I will learn what its like to be in the slowlane.
I will show people that i can do more than just be a kid.
DOWNS:
I feel like i can do so much more.
Im more tied down and am forced to spend less time on my fastlane plan.
Even with the little bit of cash im making i probably wont see most of it.
I've applyed for possibly the most slowlane job you can get. "Courtesy" Clerk and a local grocery store.
But i've decided a couple of things, there isnt always bad in everything. While im doing this i can still avidly work towards my entrepreneurial goal, and i will have a little bit of spending money and become self sufficient.
I hate the idea of going slowlane (for the moment). But when the going gets rough the rough get going.
So i ask you, what should i do, whats the best way to look at it, and what are some good ways/ techniques to work on my fastlane plan while im blocked in the slowlane?
Thank you all,
DJ :sigh:
On a better note:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REG3-Wb5gM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REG3-Wb5gM[/ame]
Ups:
I will be making a little bit of cash.
I will learn what its like to be in the slowlane.
I will show people that i can do more than just be a kid.
DOWNS:
I feel like i can do so much more.
Im more tied down and am forced to spend less time on my fastlane plan.
Even with the little bit of cash im making i probably wont see most of it.
I've applyed for possibly the most slowlane job you can get. "Courtesy" Clerk and a local grocery store.
But i've decided a couple of things, there isnt always bad in everything. While im doing this i can still avidly work towards my entrepreneurial goal, and i will have a little bit of spending money and become self sufficient.
I hate the idea of going slowlane (for the moment). But when the going gets rough the rough get going.
So i ask you, what should i do, whats the best way to look at it, and what are some good ways/ techniques to work on my fastlane plan while im blocked in the slowlane?
Thank you all,
DJ :sigh:
On a better note:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REG3-Wb5gM"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2REG3-Wb5gM[/ame]
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