It took me 7 years of work to find...

[blackrabbitmct]

If you dont want to look at the pice tag, just close ur eyes. Ez

[michaelscerbo]

This guy is 100% right. Do stuff. Do stuff and find your path. Life isn’t always that simple, but worth trying rather than just making excuses forever

[jordansamman]

It’s really nice being able to relate to a video on the internet like this. I’m 26 and have worked a handful of types of jobs so far. Worked fast food, bus boy/hosting, serving. The past few jobs have been in management. Now I’m cutting fish in Florida. Not sure where I’m going but I’m slowly figuring things out. Thanks for the perspective

[williamroark]

I couldn't agree more with the work advice. If you truly love what you do, the clock doesn't matter. Awesome videos, and awesome advice. Keep up the good work!

[aaronbrown]

Love and appreciate your content. I understand where you're coming from about what you speak about in this video. I myself done numerous jobs capable of doing majority of them but there is always that thing where I get bored at doing the same thing over and over. But cooking is one of my passions that I did not know. The day goes by very quickly when I was a cook. But now I am a tugboat maintenance. Go out. Explore the world. Find out what's your thing ❤

[nxt]

The worst part about finding work you love isnt about the job it self but rather a workplace that you enjoy going to makes a big difference. I love cooking and worked in a couple restaurants and hated it, left to find a new one and now find myself eager to go to work. Great coworkers and management make such a difference

[goodtoxic]

See that is how it is for me working behind a bar. I recently started doing it a few months ago and I thought it’d be like all the other short jobs I had but the more I did it, the more I took interest in learning about all the things that it included. Before I knew it they offered me full time and want me to start working my way to a management position, if you’re good at something you will know it once you try it. I used to always hear about trying new jobs till you find what you like and didn’t understand but there’s a lot to it when you have the passion

[aaronstreet]

Man I need this. As someone who's 27 and currently working in the medical field, I've had my fair share of weird jobs, with my current one being the most stressful. At first I thought I wanted to do this but due to covid and how stressful things I've come to hate the job and want nothing more than to find a career I love. This perspective is something I needed to hear because I still struggle day after day

[Gixby]

This helps alot rn. Im 19 with no direction of what to do with my life. I decided im gonna go to college and at least get my general education done but i dont really have a passion i wanna pursue. I also work in a kitchen rn and i dont mind it but if i wanna get to the goal in my head right now, im gonna need something alot better

[luka]

It’s great seeing people do what they love cuz I never will ❤

[picklerick]

Ive worked many jobs working in factories construction working at ports but when i started working the kitchens i got hooked straight away i love the hard work the non stop all the prep working in the trade is like a drug it gets you hooked

[gagnarork]

"work without looking at the clock" classic line bosses use to exploit you.

also after all these jobs and work are you able to shop without looking at the price tag?

[thatonerandominternetdingu]

Hopefully getting a job teaching. It seems to very much be my passion, though my dream is either culinary or aviation

[jimboroamersejati]

good advice man, thanks to inspiring us

[JoeBrunt-he]

honestly you’re my inspiration ❤ just started my career try to work by your example ☺️

[kylerwalker]

I agree 💯 whatever you love to do will not feel like work but will come as joy 😹

[Liam-uxzg]

No matter the age find what you love, throw shit at the wall until it sticks. Don’t be discouraged by certain requirements if you found something you like and want to do, look at what routes are available to you to reach that goal. Sometimes we have to take detour in life but when we arrive at the destination of our wishes and goals it was all worth it.

[rickmar]

He’s a the best, BEST ADVICE EVER… u gotta move around and not be lazy, technology has made this almost impossible

[SLCM]

It takes a lot of hard work to not work hard. Wise words

[Andolem]

Great advice; I know some people that change their career at the age of 40 plus