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Here's one for you PistonHeads. Partly stemming off of the fact that I have decided in certain terms that I no longer want to work in the motor trade for a living and will be looking for something new to do when my apprenticeship comes to an end, I have to ask knowing what you know now, if you had another chance at being 18, what would you do?
Would you have chosen a different path in life? And if so, what would you have done, and most importantly why?
Would you have 'enjoyed' being young a bit more?
Would you have worked harder at College/University to become a Doctor/Lawyer/Banker?
Would you have gotten a 'trade'? Builder/Plumber/C
Would you have scrimped and saved so that you could put down a deposit on a house ASAP?
One rule though. You have to be 18 now. No going back 30 years and buying a House for 40P
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Genuinely interested in the results of this
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Would you have chosen a different path in life? And if so, what would you have done, and most importantly why?
Would you have 'enjoyed' being young a bit more?
Would you have worked harder at College/University to become a Doctor/Lawyer/Banker?
Would you have gotten a 'trade'? Builder/Plumber/C
Would you have scrimped and saved so that you could put down a deposit on a house ASAP?
One rule though. You have to be 18 now. No going back 30 years and buying a House for 40P
. Genuinely interested in the results of this
.Trust a lot less (or not at all).
Know the difference between charming friendly and attentive (not good), and kind, gentle and generous (ended up being good)
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
I certainly would never have given the job to service the car to an existentialist - too many jobs
Know the difference between charming friendly and attentive (not good), and kind, gentle and generous (ended up being good)
Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
I certainly would never have given the job to service the car to an existentialist - too many jobs
Edited by wendyg on Tuesday 24th November 23:39
EDLT said:
I wouldn't have become a mechanic, my advice would be to stick with it for a while though; its hard to find any work right now, nevermind something you could call a career.
Strangley, at the moment my workload has increased, turns out that the recession has made a lot of companies look at themselves and ask how they can potentially earn more revenue, which is great as a lot of companies with no web site decide that a site could be the way.Edit: They ask me to make them one

Edited by tossbag on Tuesday 24th November 23:41
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