Third Age Education Time, or How far will you move for a Job?

[burbuja0512]

BurbuJ0512,

I have read so many of your posts, and you are a shining example for success! I truly appreciate all your words, and have saved them.
My first jobs included sales in Florida. A wise one told me, in order to do sales, you must be able to sell yourself first. One must be able to be convincing. Mom trained me when she attended Dale Carnegie classes for broadcasting.

I love to fly. Tiny airport close, big one close enough at 2 hours. Must have job and degree before moving again.
Sadly, this is more about location. (location, location, location) and the people there have no money from a rural area.
There are NO businesses there. So, only the basics are sold at the grocery store.
This is about the real America, and maybe the real world. How does one survive when....? In my first 18 years we moved 36 times. Can't afford to give up this job.
Call me well traveled........... giggle.

Awww...thank you Popcorn. Hang in there. 36 times in 18 years? Yikes. Not easy, but I have found that people that have moved a lot typically are very personable and can adapt easily. I know you can make things work and if not, I'm sure you'll be able to find something. Lol.. don't rule out the sales option. Just stay where you're at and call large companies to sell stuff. Go visit to present when you need to. Not great but not bad either