Re: Well, I went and did it.....PapaCarl wrote:
> "JeffinMS" <askforit@no,com > wrote in message
> news:bt-dnb1s4-N3H7vVnZ2dnUVZ v3inZ2d@comcast,com ...
>> I quit my job. Gave my resignation last week and final day is the 20th. It
>> was a great job but it was costing me my health. I was waking up every
>> morning dry heaving adn spending the day in a state of total almost nervous
>> breakdown. I had to completely give up anything guitar related. Family
>> related. It wasnt worth my health. They were paying me 58,000 per year. But
>> I had to decide, was the money worth the health issues. I think not. Some
>> of you here helped me decide as well.
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> Jeff, You did the right thing. I know I'm a lot older than you. I had a
> ton of jobs, some good, some not so good. Near the end of my career I was
> finding myself more and more in a position where I could turn some stuff
> down, before I didn't do that....and it took it's toll, way too much so.
> When I got sick, really sick, it was clear I would never be able to return
> to doing what I was at that time. What amazed me was when I, and everybody
> else, figured I was dieing (I had last rites three times) I never thought
> about jobs, accomplishments or any of that crap. All I thought of was the
> people who I had known, and I mean everybody. I wanted to say important
> things to family and friends but I also wanted to be sure and make some kind
> of contact with old friends and stuff. Your family, and your mental well
> being are all that matter. Making money for some company, really for
> someone else just doesn't make it. They pay you what seems like a good
> salary at the time....but believe me, they are making way more out of your
> had work. Go live life, it is way too short. Good Luck, PapaCarl
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Beautiful man. It's The Tao.
Best regards,
mvm