Being sick really sucks... I totally agree that we don't appreciate things about life until stuff starts going awry!
For example, my work recently started becoming very tedious and humdrum and I quickly found myself in a spiral of self-pity. It was only when I stepped back and looked at my life more broadly that I realized just how much I had fixated on the things I didn't like and lost sight of everything that was going well.
So, as vague as it sounds, I appreciate the ability to refocus and find the "good" in everything. I appreciate the little things like warmer weather and good smells coming from the kitchen and the bigger things like having a purpose in life that goes beyond work and includes friends and family. And, as much as I don't feel like it now, I really do appreciate my job and the fact that I get to help others through my work. It truly is amazing how quickly we can lose sight of all that we enjoy and is going well!
Perks include spending job points on flowers (easy to sell for cash) and reducing drug addiction.
We currently have two (that's right, TWO!) open positions for florists or similar with a hefty signing bonus after a week on the job. Message me for details or apply today!
Looking for that extra special employee who shows up to their job on a regular basis. That's all we need folks, someone who shows up... What has become of this city?
If you go to your settings there is a "Management" tab where you should be able to see all your outstanding applications (companies, proposals, and factions). You should be able to withdraw your application from there.
I actually started keep a spreadsheet with my results last month, and it's a bid depressing... Out of 34 awesome spins I've lost ~$7 mil with the best being outcome $2 million in cash.
On the other hand, that wheel of lame has been a (relative) cash cow with each spin making me an average of $14 thousand!
Being sick really sucks... I totally agree that we don't appreciate things about life until stuff starts going awry!
For example, my work recently started becoming very tedious and humdrum and I quickly found myself in a spiral of self-pity. It was only when I stepped back and looked at my life more broadly that I realized just how much I had fixated on the things I didn't like and lost sight of everything that was going well.
So, as vague as it sounds, I appreciate the ability to refocus and find the "good" in everything. I appreciate the little things like warmer weather and good smells coming from the kitchen and the bigger things like having a purpose in life that goes beyond work and includes friends and family. And, as much as I don't feel like it now, I really do appreciate my job and the fact that I get to help others through my work. It truly is amazing how quickly we can lose sight of all that we enjoy and is going well!