u/DemeChef

I lost motivation trying to find a way back

Right now I’m 21 but I should start a few years earlier. I got into my dream college and I was so excited move a few states over and learn what I wanted to do and then after i met roommates and got stuff picked out I got hit with the my family can’t afford it even with my scholarship I don’t blame my family for it at all in fact they felt bad I couldn’t go and since then I lost the motivation to pursue the same career I’ve been floating to different jobs for the past 3-4 years

I am happy I mean I got friends and family nearby and technically I’m stable but whenever I hit a patch of silence like when I’m all alone can’t but help feel something is missing.

I was talking to my friends dad a while ago and he said stuff like when your in your twenties you should just picked up and leave for a year to really find yourself obviously at the time I thought that was stupid leaving everyone I know sounds bad

But recently me and my friends where talking what if we grabbed a one way ticket some where and it really got me thinking maybe i should take a year or 2 go somewhere else find a job somewhere far a way untill I make enough money to buy a ticket back maybe just try anything to fill what might be missing.

I’m aware it’s dumb and probably irresponsible so instead of asking is it dumb I want to ask is it worth it to just get out and leave for a little.

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u/DemeChef — 9 days ago
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I’ve only worked in burger shops and cafeterias one for a factory one for a school. Recently I had a job interview for a country club that does lunch and dinner as well as catering events. The chef told me there a scratch kitchen and I’m a little scared I won’t be able to keep up but I want to learn and I think this will be a great experience since I haven’t done something like this before. I asked about dress code so I know things I have to get to be prepared but anything I should work on the chef said he would get back to me in a week or little longer. What should I work on at home or how do you mentally prepare for the possibility of a new job.

Any help is Appreciated

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u/DemeChef — 19 days ago