u/Worried_You_3114

I have an interview with princess cruises and I’m SUPER nervous about if I get hired, am I sure I want to take the position? I’ve done photography for years and portrait photography is my favorite. But I’m nervous about dropping everything and leaving for a few months?
Scared I won’t make friends easily, scared I’ll not make enough for it to be worth it, etc.
More than anything I’m just worried I’ll end up miserable? Has anyone here worked for them and really enjoyed it, or enjoyed this specific job, I’m all ears.

Genuinely not sure if I’m looking in all the wrong places or what? But any advice in regards to finding a decent paying job in an art related setting would be greatly appreciated!
Info about me:
I’m a photographer, I graduated from Barton College in 2024 with a BFA in Art and Design with a photography concentration, graphic design and ceramics minors.
I’ve worked for JostensPIX for 2 years now as a team lead and have great references and skills!
I’m experienced in adobe creative suite and a range of photography equipment.
Starting to feel like my degree is totally useless so if anyone has any leads on jobs I’m all ears 😵‍💫

24(f) 5’2 and 206lbs (as of noon today) I am trying my hardest to get back into working out as I am VERY unhappy with my body the way that it is. My breaking point was that yesterday I was with friends at an arcade and tried DDR for the first time in a long time. After just three partial songs I was sweating BUCKETS and BREATHLESS. I want to get healthier not just for vanity reasons but also just to feel better and be more active without feeling like it’s this insurmountable thing that I keep telling myself I can’t do. I’ll be honest my diet is garbage (something I’m working on) and I have hardly worked out in the past year. Any KIND advice is so so welcome and words of encouragement would mean the world to me right now! Here’s to a new chapter in my life and beginning of my fitness journey. About to leave my house to go to the gym as I type this.