> To them it looked like a > problem, to me it looked > like an opportunity. This is probably the biggest lesson here- finding a reason why to do somet

> To them it looked like a > problem, to me it looked > like an opportunity. This is probably the biggest lesson here- finding a reason why to do something versus not doing it is important! I currently work as a lube tech for a local dealership. (Saving up for the future, and they have better hours and pay than $LocalFastFood.) My coworkers dislike A) vacuuming vehicles and B) doing tire rotations- because both of them take time and effort. I like doing both of those- they take time- which means I get paid (job security!) and also helps the customer want to come back (arguably more important than any time savings from skipping a rotate or not vacuuming underneath floor mats.)