a) make my part-time job my full time job thereby earning money whilst...
b) looking for new (less soul-destroying) part-time job, applying for work experience, volunteer stuff and internships.
c) make contacts through aforementioned work experience, volunteer stuff and internships and get permanent job.
d) quit previous soul-sucking full-time job with some sort of clever/self-aggrandising outburst at manager. (hair-flip non-essential)
e) become astonishingly successful and rich.
Managed to find new (less-soul destroying) part-time job! Which, I have realised, makes part d) of My Plan redundant! Though I do enjoy a good hair-flip.
Temp jobs are funny though, because your constantly on edge wondering if you'll get a permanent job out of it.
I was offered a promotion with my old job too which would have been a route that I would seriously have considered had I not spent over £9000 on university fees and zero effort looking for jobs.
Hopefully something will happen, if not I can always go back to that promotion.
Rule 5: Back-up's are always a good idea.
Glad the new part time job is less soul-destroying!
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You'll get there my love, you have too much spirit and desire not too
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There's no such thing as a smooth yellow brick road. There will always be struggles with anything that you want to achieve, the point is that you do your best to overcome them. It's naive to think that for some people things are easily achieved. They succeed because they only ever let you see their achievements, never their struggles.
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