<style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;**br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;**</style>I used to be a sale consultant in a beach store in South Carolina. I remember how many times those bathing suits were tried on by different sweat people. It was completely disgusting that in the end I even didn’t want to touch them. I would never want to be a sales representative in my life. I understood I can’t bargain, present and describe a product to a person. Thanks God this job was long ago and I hope I will never return to it. Recently, I finished my courses on vocationaltraininghq.com and now I’m a proud phlebotomist with all papers in order.
As a young teen, getting up at 5:00 AM every single day to deliver newspapers in the bitter, biting cold. One of the routes I did was along Lake Champlain in Vermont the winds would come across the lake and rip through you. I remember it being so cold that your eyes would water, and instantly freeze, so you had to brush the moisture away to keep your eyes from freezing shut.
I think I made like $20 a week.
I wouldn't ever have it any other way. It built a strong work ethic in me, and the character and perseverance to push through difficult situations. I wish
I would have done a better job instilling this into my kids.
I think I made like $20 a week.
I wouldn't ever have it any other way. It built a strong work ethic in me, and the character and perseverance to push through difficult situations. I wish
I would have done a better job instilling this into my kids.
If anyone has any kids around the ages of 13-17 try to get them to become a caddy. If things fall right they could possibly earn the Evans Scholarship and have their college paid for. A guy I know has a girlfriend who is about to graduate from Marquette next year and she had her college paid for after caddying in High School. She essentially earned $200k as a High School student while also being outside all day getting exercise. I wish I had known about such a program at that age.
