I had something immensely long to share, but figure only four of you read this, and only one of you would actually manage the whole thing, therefore I have given it another
page. This week, with the return of some bad habits, I find myself incapable of making a decision when all of my options do not rescue me from malaise and discomfort.Therefore I must identify and label my malaise and remove it momentarily so I can make decisions.
I restarted YNAB, and I'm not doing as badly as I thought. Except the gold and silver declines are an especial gutpunch today.
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Or I could do debt counseling, only my heart would break probably every day or I'd be tearing my hair out, or because people under the age of 29 are not using credit cards so much I don't know if I can help them with student loans and saving to buy a house.
My friend and I agreed the best jobs for us would be analyzing investments and making recommendations as junior analysts for financial planners.
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I know I've had success getting jobs before: there gets to be a point when the suck lasts for too long. When I see reports of aggressive, hostile people getting jobs, and some people getting jobs despite having only 60% of the qualifications, I wonder if I am selling myself WAY too short.