This Section will be dedicated and will revolve around the aforementioned. I will try to share some concepts and thoughts regarding the subject of “Finding the best Work Opportunity”. Different people have different lifestyles, so I really hope this will help those in need of some guidance to find the best work choice within themselves.

Personally I’ve always been extremely picky when it comes down to finding the best Job for myself, mainly because I’ve always thought about how a certain job will make me feel and what are the overall benefits of me working it. But that’s me, so I guess that might not be the case for everyone.

Overall, when it boils down to Working, finding a job is something easy, finding a good job is harder, finding a highly paid job is even harder but the hardest would be, finding a job that suits a person’s natural aspirations and gives him an opportunity to naturally want to work. Furthermore in order for that miracle to happen the given individual needs to actually know what these aspirations are. For example, if one is to strive at being an artist, then finding a job related to the practice would be beneficial, hence there wouldn’t be any need of thinking about excess trouble and he wouldn’t need to split his daily routine between two life improvement things. Or in other words, finding that which you wish to do in a job cancels out the whole Working concept and replaces it with one based on “Improvement” of skills and self worth.

So here is where the Title of this chapter comes into play, “If you were a Job”, for example, an Artist, then what Job would you find ?

This would be the easiest question to help one orientate himself towards a naturally Inspiring Job position.

I will give an example with myself, finding such a job was somewhat impossible for me at one given time, heck its still somewhat hard, so I came up with a solution that helped me incorporate what I wanted to do with my Job. And it is quite simple in some cases. I found a job where I could do both things at once.

For example, I wanted to write books and couldn’t find a writing-related job, so I became a Security Guard for a couple of months in order to write and improve my skills. Now, saying that I could barely write proper English back then, that decision really did benefit my overall development a lot. It might have been a of a boring job position and somewhat demoralizing but Hey, I guess if you are reading this it paid out in the end. The point is that the position gave me a lot of free time while I was working to focus on many abstract practices, not only writing in general.