Good Morning

Hey. I did some oxy yesterday and I feel wonderful today. I just want to get that out of the way before I talk about anything else.

I didn't post in the blog yesterday at all8o8o!!! I was busy outside building a trellis/roof sort of thing for our new Lawn & Garden Department. It was actually a lot of fun. I was out with the guys talking jokes and just building. We got it up quick enough for me to paint it too. These are the days where I enjoy my profession. Maybe I should become a painter/small repairs guy and start my own business.

Seriously. I could start small and get a few jobs here and there and still keep my full time position @ the building supplies joint. If I could bring in maybe $500/week, I'd fully quit my job. Obviously I don't make that much money now but, screw it. If I could do something that pays the bills without having some asshole boss telling me what the fuck to do all the time, that'd just be nice.

I've even got a few ppl that would work with me, paid of course, who hate their jobs as well. 25 is a weird age (not that other ages aren't more awkward and strange). I just feel like I'm at the beginning of the REAL or profound section of my life. I feel the need to be more serious more often. Work is quickly becoming the most dominant part of what I have going on day-to-day.

It's just a thought, but I mean...if I had to leave this position for some reason (drug test), at least I'd have some kind of plan to fall back on. I've done some under-the-table work on the side before and it always worked well. I'm sure those customers would provide references for my craftsmanship.

I'm thinking I could paint, stain, repair drywall, build decks, build overhead coverings, lay concrete slabs, possibly even do a little plumbing. I know what; I should start a website: NoborusFixing.com.

Maybe in a year from now I'll be blogging about how my business has grown from a 1 person outfit to a whole entourage of painters and Mr. Fix-it's, all in my crew.

I'm not depressed today b/c I did oxy yesterday. I'm anti-depressed. Isn't that the saddest part about this whole post?
 
Seriously man, do it. The sooner you get the ball rolling, the sooner you can quit your job and be the master of your own life. 25 is the perfect time to try this; you don't have so much vested in your career that you feel like you've wasted a chunk of your life when you quit, but you have enough experience to get a job again if your first attempt at your own business falls through. Which happens.

Do it do it do it do it do it do it do it. ;)
 
Woo! Congrats to you! Best of luck, and keep us posted with how things are going.

Oh, and your website is broken ;)
 
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