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Well, what the heck... I'll throw out this bone to chew on. I've been thinking about this for about two years and was wondering what your input might be. I've been working with students for almost 10 years, first in Alaska where I grew up and returned to after college and now, I've been doing the same thing in Olympia, Washington. So instead of muskegman, I should really be "the reverend." I'm seriously considering a career move right now, but not sure what that might look like. I've got a BA degree from a liberal arts school and have a bit of experience in retail (which isn't my first choice), fishing industry, music and whatever.

I'm kind of stumped about what to do next really. I was wondering what you guys might have to say in the way of good career choices at this stage of the game. I've considered going back to school but haven't landed on a career to pursue yet.

That doesn't really narrow things down much for you, but you might share what you're doing... I'd be interested to hear.

Jeff

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I have only one question for you: what do you like to do? Could be a list, could be one thing, but it's an important question.

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Just from me talking to you, it seems like your love is definitely music. So that's what I would suggest. But that is just off the top of my head.

Like Erik said, as long as it's something you enjoy, then you should be ok. I'll talk to you more on AIM about it this weekend I'm sure.

I'm not sure if I enjoy what I'm doing or not. That's not good..

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Good question, but a difficult one for me now...

I enjoy computers but am not a genius at it, golf, the outdoors, working with people is cool (most of the time). I do enjoy music, but thats not a cash cow. I'm willing to give a lot of things a try and am not opposed to heading back to school. Thats kind of my dilemma, I can't see past the end of my nose on this one. I've considered the investments field as that is a valuable thing for people and something that is important to me. Anyway, thats about all I can come up with right now.

Jeff

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Good question, but a difficult one for me now...

You should apply to work at an Apple store.

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