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theswinginsixties:

1965 interior design by Jose Wilson and Arthur Leaman

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YES. Doing what you love (even if the path to get there is a little wonky) will change your life. Go for it. Just make sure you have a little cash cushion before making the leap.

ha! well the problem is i cant take the time to do that or else the opportunity will be snatched up by someone else. so its the ‘now or never’ scenario.  i have somewhat of a fall back plan for money thanks to someone amazing…  i dont even know if i’m getting this new job, i need the interview first, but its already got my mind spinning about possibilities.

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saying ‘UNF’ is still a thing right?  because unnnnnnnnfff

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would you take a serious pay cut and make retail your main gig, if it meant in the long run taking a different career move that would not only better your resume in the long run, but also probably be way more fulfilling? 

i dont know what to do. i wish money wasnt a factor in holding me back from something potentially positive.

why cant things just work out the way you want them to even 10% of the time?

yes please

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