u/Cryofthewolf9000

Already used ALLIN, REWARDS, FUEL, FUEL30, AGAIN. all of them are done.

AGAIN is only on every 7th and 11th of every month. Any that can be used?

Thinking of relocating to austin, but it be easier to find a job that can be suited somewhat to my personality or my needs. I am suspicious of neurodivergence, but for the most part all my life I've done jobs that have shown me what to avoid and what hurts me more than helps. So at least I know what I don't wish to do again. Wondering if this thread is good for that kind of request.

Ps I do have a resume at hand I can use and lots of experience in different things, just need help nor repeating same jobs, therefore same mistakes. Thank you.

I don't jist mean for comedians, but like instead of thinking of the perfect insult in the shower, they really good at doing that on the spot, especially if someone is dissed or disrespected. I don't know how people manage to do it cuz one doesn't expect go be insulted randomly.

I know the basics like The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck and So Good they Can't Ignore You, but most of them tell me stuff I already know or dumb down simple advice. I'd like something that may be a bit more challenging or a bit more useful than just "go to gym, talk more, etc"

Looking for something a bit more harsh and real, maybe something more akin to dealing with others rather than just being nice.

However, not your typical cheating death for not dying, but even as far as stealing Deaths powers or an entity that resembles death in a particularly clever or even shocking manner. Whether the protagonist dies later on by death being angry or getting her comeuppance is irrelevant. Looking for the most insane, creative, or actually smart ways where characters have taken death's ability to end them in some sort of way...that actually works.

I do get confused by all the terminology and ways teachers do their lessons. There must be some nuance I don't get.

As an addendum, how do you know which coach or trainer to even go to? There's so many options out there it's a bit overwhelming on who to pick when they have so many thing to teach? What if you eant to expand your vocal range? Make different accents? Maybe even sing in other voices? What if you wanna DO all of that? It's just...a lot

I get what voice training is in context, but not in practice. Snapcube, a streamer, ended up voicing all the Deltarune characters and surprisingly she sounded too different for so many of them. Sometimes you could hear similarities, but her range was shocking. How do they pull that off and how does that even happen? How does voice training even work? I just don't understand that

Thought of maybe taking a look at the site but want to hear opinions from vets and people . What's your experience with the website? How has it helped you, hindered you? What do you think the site needs to be better or a feature it lacks that could help a lot better? Any thoughts are welcomed. Thank you

I understand the appeal: pretty, Anime style (mostly), goofy, lewd (sometimea), role-playing, creative outfits, talk and play games, some sing and dance, others do live streams while wearing masks. I follow some but I can only watch them for 2-3 hrs before I feel bored and they aren't offering anything else new.

How do you find enjoyment with a vtuber to watch their entire stream fully? Don't you get tired of maybe just chatting that goes nowhere even on the background?

Hello. I just got an interview next Tuesday for a MakerSpace supervisor position, which would be the first time I ever got chosen for a supervisor position anywhere, and Makerspace is a 3D print shop inside a public library. One of the requirements is to make a PowerPoint Presentation of around 10 minutes titled 'How to Build a Safe, High Functioning Makerspace Dept Through Training, Communication, and Technology Planning'

Thing is, I don't exactly know what they mean. I have the job description still on my notes, and I am planning on visiting the worker there to ask him casual questions about what other things they might think need improvement. But as of now, I never have done a presentation for a job in my life. Help in knowing what to do with this. Thank you

It is due Monday, a day prior to the interview

Hello. I just got an interview next Tuesday for a MakerSpace supervisor position, which would be the first time I ever got chosen for a supervisor position anywhere, and Makerspace is a 3D print shop inside a public library. One of the requirements is to make a PowerPoint Presentation of around 10 minutes titled 'How to Build a Safe, High Functioning Makerspace Dept Through Training, Communication, and Technology Planning'

Thing is, I don't exactly know what they mean. I have the job description still on my notes, and I am planning on visiting the worker there to ask him casual questions about what other things they might think need improvement. But as of now, I never have done a presentation for a job in my life. Help in knowing what to do with this. Thank you

It is due Monday, a day prior to the interview

I've been feeling disappointed by stories like Volcano High or Glee and August Rush. Want to know better ways to tell such stories. I'm feeling a bit nostalgic for what it could not be for me, too. Want to wallow in pathetic self-pity for a day or two with such stories. Thank you in advance.

Could be a novella, a short story or collection of, a poem, even song lyrics, having music (any kind: rap, playing guitar or drums, piano, anything) that turns sad or poetically tragic.

Felt down for such a beautiful story being not that great in Goodbye Volcano High, but a sad story about the end of the world while trying to make a band work as a dream job felt so nostalgic to me. I am looking for something that touches something similar,but that can make me feel more. Any suggestions?

Hello. Currently, I do have a part-time job at an ER registering patients. But the pay is low, the high stress environment has helped develop anxiety on me (which I didn't used to have), and the nurses in there tend to be all women and like to gossip A LOT. Being a guy, clearly I'm the outsider and they do give the cold ahoulder.

I guess all my life I've worked at jobs to pay the bills, but I'm so tired after 30 plus tears of age. I don't want to do that anymore. Every job I get is temporary, frustrating, that either I quit, get fired, or get laid off. Sometimes it's me not tolerating the vibe or the place or the shady practices, other times is my boss, other times it's a bad fit.

I know what I DONT want (schedule that constantly shifts days and hours, less than 40 hrs a week, coworkers that don't help you, call centers or hospitals or ER centers, business, sales, banks, customer service only, retail, health clinic and mental health facilities, welding or manual labor, sitting at a computer for hours all day, forestry) because I've done almost all those things.

My own folks have considered me being naurodivwrgent due to many traits of mine, like not lasting in most job for more than 2 years or less. But everything I do doesn't seem to be working. I work, get some money, keeps me afloat barely, and then I lose it and I have no money left, so moving out to another state or city is a struggle due to never having enough (I'm in Texas currently).

Thought of going to a bigger city for more vsriety of what I could do. I do like discovering new things and sharing it with people, I am into new media and film but not filmmaking, more like curating or discovering new things (but no one really pays ypu for it), I love stories but I'm no writer (I dont know how to lol), and I'm into entertainment and the marketing and distribution of it. Music too. Maybe it's my creative likeness that I struggle with, maybe it's something else I don't know.

But I'm tired, I don't want to repeat the cycle no more, and I'm always broke. Better to be broke but at least barely make ends meet doing something I love, even if I never get to have a house. I'm done working for barely getting by with no passion.i wish to choose a bit more who I work with or who my coworkers are, I stead of always having to face people that make work more difficult because "I'm weird" or "different"

I wish to know what else I can try. There must be something that won't require for me to go back to school or do an apprenticeship that would stress me out more. Any advice? I understand if there ain't

Hello. Currently, I do have a part-time job at an ER registering patients. But the pay is low, the high stress environment has helped develop anxiety on me (which I didn't used to have), and the nurses in there tend to be all women and like to gossip A LOT. Being a guy, clearly I'm the outsider and they do give the cold ahoulder.

I guess all my life I've worked at jobs to pay the bills, but I'm so tired after 30 plus tears of age. I don't want to do that anymore. Every job I get is temporary, frustrating, that either I quit, get fired, or get laid off. Sometimes it's me not tolerating the vibe or the place or the shady practices, other times is my boss, other times it's a bad fit.

I know what I DONT want (schedule that constantly shifts days and hours, less than 40 hrs a week, coworkers that don't help you, call centers or hospitals or ER centers, business, sales, banks, customer service only, retail, health clinic and mental health facilities, welding or manual labor, sitting at a computer for hours all day, forestry) because I've done almost all those things.

My own folks have considered me being naurodivwrgent due to many traits of mine, like not lasting in most job for more than 2 years or less. But everything I do doesn't seem to be working. I work, get some money, keeps me afloat barely, and then I lose it and I have no money left, so moving out to another state or city is a struggle due to never having enough (I'm in Texas currently).

Thought of going to a bigger city for more vsriety of what I could do. I do like discovering new things and sharing it with people, I am into new media and film but not filmmaking, more like curating or discovering new things (but no one really pays ypu for it), I love stories but I'm no writer (I dont know how to lol), and I'm into entertainment and the marketing and distribution of it. Music too. Maybe it's my creative likeness that I struggle with, maybe it's something else I don't know.

But I'm tired, I don't want to repeat the cycle no more, and I'm always broke. Better to be broke but at least barely make ends meet doing something I love, even if I never get to have a house. I'm done working for barely getting by with no passion.i wish to choose a bit more who I work with or who my coworkers are, I stead of always having to face people that make work more difficult because "I'm weird" or "different"

I wish to know what else I can try. There must be something that won't require for me to go back to school or do an apprenticeship that would stress me out more. Any advice? I understand if there ain't

Hello. Sorry for the newbie question here.

I've been looking at what everyone says about having two to three jobs, but I was wondering what kind of jobs one could do as an OE. I see lots of online but programming savvy work or call center sometimes. I wish to know what my options could be.

I am not knowledgeable in anything coding related or website related. At all. Tried and failed. I know that's not for me. I know nothing about finances or have any PHDs to translate like scientific paperwork. I don't believe I'm good at teaching, but if there is something I know and would teach someone else, i might try. I don't have that kind of expertise yet.

I have worked at the medical office before, but both a mental health facility and ER were too much for me that I started to develop palpitations even on my days off. I have worked at a youth care center, call center, and retail. Again, all stressful environments. Switching schedules. Low pay. I am tired of feeling tired with not a lot of choices. Hence, I am asking for advice here.

I have a bachelors in graphic design, but I dont do more than minimal canva and Photoshop posters and IG posts. I have done marketing online for college shirts during uni and my local voluntary film center showing films to the community. Nothing too profesional but workable. I have spoken to film distributors to showcase movies and negotiate deals for screenings. I am bilingual Eng and Soanish. I'm trying to learn French and Mandarin right now (but it's hard). I am passionate about film, storytelling, media distribution, and production, but I'm no writer or filmmaker or have much expertise. We can only do so much. I have done data entry and worked with cerner and Paragon for medical office entries, I have presented a few films in the oast giving orseebtsrons making PowerPoint. I have distributed flyers and cut them after printing and posting them in coffee shops and libraries for events.

That's what I have got so far. Any advice on what kind of jobs could fit me or I could try that I haven't? Not sales (not good at it either) or medical field (esp if high stress, ER was enough). There must be something that won't make me quit right away.

Hello. Looking for advice on job as a digital nomad.

I have tried many jobs in person (call centers, customer service only, manual labor, restaurants, medical offices, ER, mental facilities, youth care, banks, business) and none of them have worked for me. Either they're too high stress for me, they pay little, or they become shady enough for me to feel guilty about the customers and not enjoying the coworkers there. Maybe it's me feeling different, but I'm tired of getting jobs that don't last to then have barely any money to being unable to move much and start over again. Been 20 years doing that and I'm looking for something better.

I understand digital nomad is for online work, which I'm open to now. Used to like being in person but it's too exhausting. I'd like some freedom in what I do, some chpice in the natter, in who I work with or for.

I have done dales but I'm not really that good at convincing people to buy stuff they really don't need. I have done websites but coding is not my Forte. I have done graphic design but I'm not very good with more advanced than canva, ai or photoshop. I'm not very good I admit. Just not my passion.

However, I am bilingual (English or spanish), my passions are mostly the arts (mainly film and media distribution and marketing), I like to talk about movies a lot (my free time is doing that or exploring stories), I have experience sith medical records but I'm tired of high stress environments developing anxiety on me, I do have experience working with Medicaid applications but again too stressful. Seeing disabled kids and their mothers desperate for help just crushed me too much.

I have tried a few things: graphic design for people at unworkable but its difficult competing with others who are much better and faster developing what they need, now using AI to help out, at lower prices due to other countries getting in. I am currently trying to write reviews for blogs but those are tough to come by and don't pay more than gas money for now IF they accept your submission (I get at least two accepted every month for a couple of sites but that's all). My ER job barely pays te bills but I feel my stress is taking a huge toll and eant to gtmet out before it's too late.

I bet there is something else I can do to become a nomad. I have pointed some skills I got but I am not sure what else I can do. Any advice? There must be other things I missed that I haven't tried. Thank you

EDIT; Lastly I am currently helping a nonprofit microtheater do their posts and post we rs on IG and Tiktok to promote movies they put for the community locally. Shows, workshops. But only whenever I can and I do their promos and trailers with minimal editing. Again, I am not capable to do high quality fast editing yet. I do simpler editing but I do help with marketing digitally. But it's not paid.

Hello. Currently, I do have a part-time job at an ER registering patients. But the pay is low, the high stress environment has helped develop anxiety on me (which I didn't used to have), and the nurses in there tend to be all women and like to gossip A LOT. Being a guy, clearly I'm the outsider and they do give the cold ahoulder.

I guess all my life I've worked at jobs to pay the bills, but I'm so tired after 30 plus tears of age. I don't want to do that anymore. Every job I get is temporary, frustrating, that either I quit, get fired, or get laid off. Sometimes it's me not tolerating the vibe or the place or the shady practices, other times is my boss, other times it's a bad fit.

I know what I DONT want (schedule that constantly shifts days and hours, less than 40 hrs a week, coworkers that don't help you, call centers or hospitals or ER centers, business, sales, banks, customer service only, retail, health clinic and mental health facilities, welding or manual labor, sitting at a computer for hours all day, forestry) because I've done almost all those things.

My own folks have considered me being naurodivwrgent due to many traits of mine, like not lasting in most job for more than 2 years or less. But everything I do doesn't seem to be working. I work, get some money, keeps me afloat barely, and then I lose it and I have no money left, so moving out to another state or city is a struggle due to never having enough (I'm in Texas currently).

Thought of going to a bigger city for more vsriety of what I could do. I do like discovering new things and sharing it with people, I am into new media and film but not filmmaking, more like curating or discovering new things (but no one really pays ypu for it), I love stories but I'm no writer (I dont know how to lol), and I'm into entertainment and the marketing and distribution of it. Music too. Maybe it's my creative likeness that I struggle with, maybe it's something else I don't know.

But I'm tired, I don't want to repeat the cycle no more, and I'm always broke. Better to be broke but at least barely make ends meet doing something I love, even if I never get to have a house. I'm done working for barely getting by with no passion.i wish to choose a bit more who I work with or who my coworkers are, I stead of always having to face people that make work more difficult because "I'm weird" or "different"

I wish to know what else I can try. There must be something that won't require for me to go back to school or do an apprenticeship that would stress me out more. Any advice? I understand if there ain't

Hello. Currently, I do have a part-time job at an ER registering patients. But the pay is low, the high stress environment has helped develop anxiety on me (which I didn't used to have), and the nurses in there tend to be all women and like to gossip A LOT. Being a guy, clearly I'm the outsider and they do give the cold ahoulder.

I guess all my life I've worked at jobs to pay the bills, but I'm so tired after 30 plus tears of age. I don't want to do that anymore. Every job I get is temporary, frustrating, that either I quit, get fired, or get laid off. Sometimes it's me not tolerating the vibe or the place or the shady practices, other times is my boss, other times it's a bad fit.

I know what I DONT want (schedule that constantly shifts days and hours, less than 40 hrs a week, coworkers that don't help you, call centers or hospitals or ER centers, business, sales, banks, customer service only, retail, health clinic and mental health facilities, welding or manual labor, sitting at a computer for hours all day, forestry) because I've done almost all those things.

My own folks have considered me being naurodivwrgent due to many traits of mine, like not lasting in most job for more than 2 years or less. But everything I do doesn't seem to be working. I work, get some money, keeps me afloat barely, and then I lose it and I have no money left, so moving out to another state or city is a struggle due to never having enough (I'm in Texas currently).

Thought of going to a bigger city for more vsriety of what I could do. I do like discovering new things and sharing it with people, I am into new media and film but not filmmaking, more like curating or discovering new things (but no one really pays ypu for it), I love stories but I'm no writer (I dont know how to lol), and I'm into entertainment and the marketing and distribution of it. Music too. Maybe it's my creative likeness that I struggle with, maybe it's something else I don't know.

But I'm tired, I don't want to repeat the cycle no more, and I'm always broke. Better to be broke but at least barely make ends meet doing something I love, even if I never get to have a house. I'm done working for barely getting by with no passion.i wish to choose a bit more who I work with or who my coworkers are, I stead of always having to face people that make work more difficult because "I'm weird" or "different"

I wish to know what else I can try. There must be something that won't require for me to go back to school or do an apprenticeship that would stress me out more. Any advice? I understand if there ain't