Career choices not always being the best choices.

I think that when we choose the 'sensible' thing -- it kind of sells us short not only monetary speaking but also drains you physically and emotionally as well. It's not rewarding. It's basically 'meh' at it's best and the paycheck is barely worth the effort. Sometimes the things that make the least sense work the best simply because your heart backs it up 100%.-- It would be great if I could tell you otherwise but I don't have another story. If I did, I could sit here and tell you that everything I've ever done has been a great success, which isn't true. In fact, a lot of the stuff I have attempted has fell flat, remained a flat line on the bar of life, of which I've proceeded to bury head in sand. After I remove my head I wonder if I made a mistake. I have found also that mistakes are ok. At least you're attempting something.... I find it funny when people ask me what skills I have. What are skills these days anyhow? What does that mean? I know people right now, that are in a prestigious college. They can't spell for shit. They lack normal skills, as in interaction with people skills. -- And they don't know how to make a sandwich. It just gets very very frustrating when you don't know where you belong. And how to make a living at it anyhow.- I think a lot of us don't know,-- we might have a ton of useful skills, knowledge, and common sense. Alas.... nevermore. *sigh.