I received a very good phone call on Tuesday. It was Paul, who is one of the partners for the local Sonic corporation. He called to tell me I got the job I interviewed for over the last two weeks. The position is assistant to the Marketing Director. I was very excited, and still am, when he called.
I read a blog not too long ago about a student who was miserable with the job she had. Someone commented on the blog saying that if you're miserable in your job, it affects everything else in your life. I realized after reading that how miserable I was. I had been at my current job for almost 3 years. I have been working for a title company, a job I truly hate. It wasn't something that interested me at all. It was just something that made my parents happy. They wanted me to have a "real" job.
Needless to say, they are very pleased that I received this job and not some job at Best Buy, no offense to employees at Best Buy, those were their words.
After a lot of praying I fell upon this opportunity. I'm very excited. Although I'm not a Marketing major anymore, I think this will be a fun experience.
Alright, enjoy the stormy weather. Stay safe.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Spring Break
I really enjoyed my Spring Break. Maybe a little too much. I enjoyed not having the stresses of school bearing down on me. I didn't have to worry about tests or assignments due...well, not until today. Now I'm left catching up on all the assignments I put off.
I only have (hopefully, if everything goes well) 2 semesters of school left. I'm so ready to get out of school though. It seems like everything is a little less stressful when I'm not in school. I know it's important for me to finish school, but it's stressful.
It's especially hard when you don't know the goal you are trying to reach. I still don't have any idea of what I want to do with my major when I am done. I know I do not want to live here and to have a decent living I need at least a Bachelor's Degree. I want to get my Master's Degree but I don't know what towards.
I hope everyone had a good Spring Break. I know I did.
I only have (hopefully, if everything goes well) 2 semesters of school left. I'm so ready to get out of school though. It seems like everything is a little less stressful when I'm not in school. I know it's important for me to finish school, but it's stressful.
It's especially hard when you don't know the goal you are trying to reach. I still don't have any idea of what I want to do with my major when I am done. I know I do not want to live here and to have a decent living I need at least a Bachelor's Degree. I want to get my Master's Degree but I don't know what towards.
I hope everyone had a good Spring Break. I know I did.
Saturday, March 14, 2009
The News Today
It's hard not to be completely up-to-date on the economy these days. Seems like all of the articles are saying the same thing though. Consumers are scared to spend so they are saving money, while the government is spending too much money to bail everyone out.
Something I've learned in my economy class is the crowding-out effect. If Government debt is increasing, investments will decrease. What that means is that consumers will be less likely to investment in stocks, property, or anything dealing with spending money. This, in turn, creates a slump in the economy. It's not helping our GDP go up at all.
What I advise is for all of us to go and spend, take some risks, reasonably and stop being so scared by what the media says. I think we, as consumers, need to get out there and help our economy out. The economy will bounce back eventually. It may not be immediate with our new president, President Obama, in office. But the economy has been worse than this in the past. It has always gotten better.
So, girls buy that reasonably priced pair of shoes. Guys, buy that video game that you really want but are too scared to buy.
Something I've learned in my economy class is the crowding-out effect. If Government debt is increasing, investments will decrease. What that means is that consumers will be less likely to investment in stocks, property, or anything dealing with spending money. This, in turn, creates a slump in the economy. It's not helping our GDP go up at all.
What I advise is for all of us to go and spend, take some risks, reasonably and stop being so scared by what the media says. I think we, as consumers, need to get out there and help our economy out. The economy will bounce back eventually. It may not be immediate with our new president, President Obama, in office. But the economy has been worse than this in the past. It has always gotten better.
So, girls buy that reasonably priced pair of shoes. Guys, buy that video game that you really want but are too scared to buy.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Writer's Block
How come, at certain times, you just can't think of anything to write. It's frustrating. It comes in waves. It can't be stopped. On my papers for English I dont know what to write. Essay questions for my test, I don't know how to answer. I wish there was a pill to take that made it easy to write. Or brilliant thoughts would flow out of your head.
I've been doing some reading lately, but it's all boring stuff. I'm a Business major, but I hate reading about Finance. It doesn't suit my fancy and it makes me want to go to sleep. Or shot myself in the head. If they made Finance literature into a story-Non-Fiction of course-then maybe I would read. I hate reading business books. Blah blah blah. Alright, I'm going on to Marketing. I'm really excited!
I've been doing some reading lately, but it's all boring stuff. I'm a Business major, but I hate reading about Finance. It doesn't suit my fancy and it makes me want to go to sleep. Or shot myself in the head. If they made Finance literature into a story-Non-Fiction of course-then maybe I would read. I hate reading business books. Blah blah blah. Alright, I'm going on to Marketing. I'm really excited!
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