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While I am on the same boat, there is definitely a caveat that you should aware. Those "easy" job you think might actually be hard, because of politics/bad man
by longnguyen 7y ago
While I am on the same boat, there is definitely a caveat that you should aware.
Those "easy" job you think might actually be hard, because of politics/bad managements/weird policies etc. And even if you're lucky enough to get a relaxing job, the differences between those 2 jobs might damage your mindset/thinking/focus.
- driven20 7y agoThis is what I'm afraid of...My previous job wasn't hard. What was tiring was forcing myself to work on stuff I don't care about.
- rubicon33 7y agoThis is one of those "have my cake and eat it too" scenarios. You want a job that inspires you and which you care about AND you want to start a business or at least pursue some side projects which you think have a shot at making you money. I've never seen that happen, personally. Something has to give whether it's your savings (you don't work a job) or your enjoyment of your job (you keep your savings). I think for you given you've tried the "easy" job route and found it draining... You should spend your time now finding a job which excites you and energizes you. Put your time, and effort into that. When you have spare energy, work on your side projects.