blanderswake
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I need my own business. I've been working at a factory for over a decade, and it's ruining my health. I'm unable to lift or carry much due to pain in my hands.
About me:
Qualities - Prompt, courteous (usually) service. I do my best to get a job done. I don't feel right standing around talking even when everyone else is. Good at problem solving. Except at this one, apparently.
Education - Completed high school and some college. Completed auto repair course (but I'm not the best at diagnosing problems). Adult education courses, including drawing, cartooning, auto detailing and standup comedy. Seriously.
Interests - Cars. Working on cars. Drawing cars. Writing about cars. Making fun of cars. Cooking. And motorcycles. Working on motorcycles. Drawing... oh, you get the idea.
I've done some writing for my town's newspaper and started a website about - what else - cars and bikes. At first the project was going great. I had a whole gaggle of people wanting to write for it. Right now, I've got one guy. It just seems to me like it looks kind of lame with just two guys writing for this website. I'd like to get a bigger staff so we could present it to potential advertisers.
What should I do? Keep trying on the website? My heart tells me I probably should. Should I do other things alongside it? Al's Fried Chicken, Comedy Club and Oil Change?
By the way, as far as money to invest in a career, I got thirty bucks in the website, and that's the budget for six months.
About me:
Qualities - Prompt, courteous (usually) service. I do my best to get a job done. I don't feel right standing around talking even when everyone else is. Good at problem solving. Except at this one, apparently.
Education - Completed high school and some college. Completed auto repair course (but I'm not the best at diagnosing problems). Adult education courses, including drawing, cartooning, auto detailing and standup comedy. Seriously.
Interests - Cars. Working on cars. Drawing cars. Writing about cars. Making fun of cars. Cooking. And motorcycles. Working on motorcycles. Drawing... oh, you get the idea.
I've done some writing for my town's newspaper and started a website about - what else - cars and bikes. At first the project was going great. I had a whole gaggle of people wanting to write for it. Right now, I've got one guy. It just seems to me like it looks kind of lame with just two guys writing for this website. I'd like to get a bigger staff so we could present it to potential advertisers.
What should I do? Keep trying on the website? My heart tells me I probably should. Should I do other things alongside it? Al's Fried Chicken, Comedy Club and Oil Change?
By the way, as far as money to invest in a career, I got thirty bucks in the website, and that's the budget for six months.