Rickard, Patty wrote:
E) Would it help me to create a sort of portfolio of the hobby things
I have done over the years with pictures, etc.?
Don't call them hobbies (pay doesn't matter) - they're legitimate skills!
and start thinking in terms of 'creating a portfolio' (removing the
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Rickard, Patty wrote:
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the point, except to say that
one can find creativity in any endeavor if one is naturally creative.
Best of luck~
angela
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Joan,
Here is my input:
A) Am I too old to pursue this?
D) What types of schooling should I be looking into?
Joan, you are never to old to pursue a career or go to school. I went back
to college to finish my degree at 38 yo with six kids at home. I finished
when I was 40 y.o. I started my
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Subject: [h-cost] Question regarding career path
I'm not sure where to start with this, but I figured you kind people on this
list may be able to point me in the right direction.
Without getting into too much detail about the circumstances surrounding my
personal life at the moment, I find
I wrote:
If you set your sights low, you are likely to fall into
some career traps, by which I mean careers that look
appealing, but where you really have to fight hard to
get the wages and the respect you deserve. Custom dress-
making is one -- many people have made a success out of
it, but
Oooh! Another idea! You sound like you might make a good wedding planner.
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Definitely a Wedding planner!!!
♫
Chiara Francesca
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Oooh! Another
I am in a similar position--restarting my education and looking for new
employment at 40.
It may take you a while to discover whether you want to pursue a college
degree or certificate or whether you want to do something else. In the
meantime, check out your local community college, if there is
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I am in a similar position--restarting my education and looking for new
Joan,
I forgot a couple of possibilities...
If you are in a city that the Broadway plays tours, they hire local dressers
and stitchers. My 4th son does lighting. We couldn't find out who was in
charge at one of the venues that has the tours. I dropped him off at the
venue a day before a
Penny,
I did a costume job search with Cirque and came up with nothing. I'd
love to go work with them for awhile.
Sylviz
On Aug 15, 2008, at 8:00 PM, Penny Ladnier wrote:
Joan,
I forgot a couple of possibilities...
If you are in a city that the Broadway plays tours, they hire local
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