Don’t cheap out on anything that separates you from the ground.
Shoes, tires, mattress, etc.
Don’t cheap out on anything that separates you from the ground.
Shoes, tires, mattress, etc.
Someone pointed me at a book called "Discover What You Are Best At" by Linda Gail.
It's a series of self tests you can knock off in an afternoon. Then you compare the results with a list of jobs using the skills you have. For example, both a hair stylist and a paramedic need good people skills and good dexterity. Two wildly different jobs with the same skill set.
I ended up with a job I actually enjoyed going to.