#juggling career

[its-poojagupta-shree]

In today's fast-paced and demanding world, finding the right balance between career, family, and self-care can often feel like an overwhelming challenge. As responsibilities pile up and time becomes scarce, many individuals find themselves caught in a constant juggling act, struggling to fulfill their professional obligations, meet the needs of their loved ones, and take care of their own well-being.

[rat-at-heart]

Tom has never quite been the same since ending his chainsaw juggling career

[becquerelian]

It's kinda silly and obvious but in this process of figuring out wtf I want to do with my life, it's been really nice chasing things that I actually enjoy!! Man it's so hard to know what you want to do straight out of high school, I kind of picked a major at random. And I would look around at my college classmates and see people who are really interested in these classes, and passionate about what they're learning, and have learned about the material outside of class because they love it. And I was like, hm. That isn't me. There might be a problem here. Plus having that kind of love would help me study, lol.

I did learn to love physics, but I'm still glad I decided to change my major to EE.. it also felt like a shot in the dark, but I'm learning so many applications and things that I really am excited to learn about even outside of a classroom setting. It feels like such a game changer, it was so hard for me to find anything to latch onto the same way in physics. But now the amount of time I spend looking forward to learning material on my own time, finding projects to play with, thinking about possible jobs and career paths... I'm so excited, it's all so fun

[slaymamahouseboots]

i have beef with 21st century archie andrews but 1955 archie andrews is my bestest friend

[wistrea]

kira lecturing the twins: listen, little birds. we do not give people the middle finger, okay? we give them every finger, curled up into a fist and pull your arm back to create enough momentum to punch—

[moocha-muses]

Woot woot!

[harmonyhealinghub]

The Juggling Act - Balancing Two Full-Time Jobs: Educational Assistant by Day, Distant Energy Healer by Night

Shaina Tranquilino

January 9, 2024

In today's fast-paced world, many individuals find themselves taking on multiple roles and responsibilities to make ends meet or pursue their passions. One such challenging scenario is working two full-time jobs simultaneously. As an educational assistant during the day and a distant energy healer by night, my life has become an intricate balancing act that requires dedication, time management, and unwavering passion. In this blog post, I will take you through the journey of navigating both worlds and shedding light on the unique experiences and challenges it brings. 1. A Day in the Life as an Educational Assistant: My daytime job as an educational assistant provides me with opportunities to make a positive impact on students' lives. From assisting teachers in lesson planning to supporting students with special needs, every day presents new challenges and rewards. Building rapport with students, making sure their needs are met, fostering a nurturing environment, and ensuring their academic success are at the core of my role. 2. Transitioning into the World of Energy Healing: As daylight fades away, I embark on my second full-time job – distant energy healing. This realm allows me to tap into the spiritual energies that connect us all and offer healing from afar. Through various practices like Reiki or meditation, I channel positive vibes towards those seeking solace or relief from physical ailments or emotional distress. Being able to help others heal is immensely gratifying. 3. Challenges Faced: Balancing two full-time jobs comes with its share of hurdles. Time management becomes crucial when trying to excel in both professions without compromising quality or personal well-being. Fatigue can set in after long days at work followed by late-night healing sessions; self-care becomes paramount for maintaining productivity and avoiding burnout. 4. Benefits of Dual Roles: Despite the challenges, there are numerous benefits to embracing dual roles in different fields. Firstly, both jobs provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment, allowing me to make a difference in the lives of others through education and healing. Secondly, having diverse professional experiences broadens my perspectives and enhances personal growth. Lastly, financial stability is another significant advantage of working multiple jobs. 5. The Importance of Boundaries: Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is crucial when juggling two full-time jobs. Establishing boundaries helps prevent exhaustion and ensures sufficient time for personal life, relationships, and self-care activities. Prioritizing rest, setting realistic expectations, and seeking support from loved ones are essential components in managing this delicate equilibrium. 6. Finding Inspiration in Both Roles: Interestingly, my educational assistant job often influences my distant energy healing practice and vice versa. Witnessing the resilience and determination of students at school inspires me to bring that same strength into my healing sessions. Similarly, the empathy cultivated as an energy healer fosters a deeper understanding of students' needs during my day job. Working two full-time jobs as an educational assistant by day and a distant energy healer by night may seem challenging on paper; however, it provides unique opportunities for personal growth, fulfillment, and making a positive impact in people's lives. Successfully navigating this juggling act requires effective time management, strong boundaries, self-care practices, and unwavering passion for both professions. Embracing these challenges with dedication allows me to experience the joys that come with dual roles while continuously growing personally and professionally. Remember: No matter how busy life gets or how many roles we take on, following our passions can lead us down unexpected paths towards personal fulfillment and success!

[essektheylyss]

the number of things I have to do is nigh uncountable and meanwhile I am plagued by blorbo thoughts from all quadrants

[tache-noire]

i jsut dont care about britt baker at all

[9yardsmedia]

In this compelling episode of "Training Like A Champ," host Lexi B sits down with the remarkable Idara Otu—a trailblazing Olympian, Wall Street professional, and impactful entrepreneur. Join us as Idara shares her inspiring journey from her roots in Brooklyn, New York, to making history as an Olympian representing Nigeria.

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Idara Otu reflects on her unique experiences, including her time on Wall Street and the pivotal moments that led her to shift her focus from a medical career to the world of finance. Through her incredible journey, she discovered her true calling: empowering young women in Nigeria through education and entrepreneurship.

Throughout the episode, Idara discusses the mission of her charity, Let Girls Read, Run, Grow, and the vital support it provides to African girls seeking education and opportunities. She also reveals her entrepreneurial venture, Notchok—a cocoa company dedicated to funding the construction of an all-girls primary school in Nigeria.

Idara's insights extend beyond her professional achievements; she shares her personal motivations and the significance of leaving a lasting legacy. Listeners will gain valuable practical advice on balancing multiple high-impact roles while remaining true to one’s passion and purpose.

This episode encapsulates the essence of resilience, inspiration, and the transformative power of education and entrepreneurship. Tune in to discover how Idara Otu’s diverse skill sets are creating lasting change in the lives of young women and girls in Nigeria and beyond. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a true champion!

Whether you’re an aspiring athlete, a budding entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for inspiration, this episode is sure to motivate you to pursue your dreams and make an impact. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future episodes! 🔔

[nekomasmngr]

sylus and wriothesley have been occupying my mind for the past week ahhhhh sy's solo banner is coming out soon and wrio's wearable and functional merch just got announced im so POOR RN

[cleocatrablossy]

I fucking hate the UC websites. They don’t make any fucking sense. I just spent 30 minutes to try and figure out if either Santa Cruz or Davis has a good bio program to be a wildlife biologist. I now know Davis does but I don’t know about Santa Cruz. Why can’t the lay out be more like Humboldt?? Please???? I don’t fucking understand this. Also?? Physics might be a prerequisite?? PHYSICS?? AND CALC?? Even if I double up on my sciences and keep up with math I probably just won’t have time to take those fucking courses by time I graduate. I WAS IN A DEPRESSIVE PERIOD IN MIDDLE SCHOOL I WAS NOT PREPPING FOR COLLEGE. I was trying to not want to fucking die. So now I’m gonna have to do over summer things and probably drop French 4 and only do three years. And I don’t even know the prerequisites for calc or physics. I genuinely might just not have enough time.

[financia012]

The Hardest Personal Goal I’ve Ever Set for Myself

What was the hardest personal goal you’ve set for yourself? Achieving personal goals is often a journey filled with challenges and triumphs. For me, the hardest goal I’ve ever set was learning how to balance my professional career with my passion for creative writing. This goal didn’t just push me to manage time better, but also helped me explore my deepest ambitions, test my limits, and…

[introvertedghostboy]

Another wild Friday night. Aka I’m doing my TENs Unit Sessions for my legs and arm, Ace is curled up on the end of the bed and we’re gonna watch The X-Files. And hopefully get some sleep tonight too. 😅

I did a 10p-10a EMS shift. I went to campus & hit the gym for an hour,got all freshened up and ready for lecture and lab. We just started back so it’s definitely a slower pace for now but nonetheless I’m excited for the semester. I got done around 4p which was nice since I live about an hour away from campus . The hour drive was literally time to decompress and just jam to some music which is always nice after a busy week. I picked up my dry cleaning too so that’s good as I need my white coat for work this week- I have two meetings this week so I gotta look snazzy 😅

I made Pasta with butter and some grated Parmesan for dinner (Doesn’t it look yummy?!? Literally pasta is my safe food!) did some quick journaling & looked at my paramedic syllabus to see what’s in store for that program too. All in all,a productive Friday. ☺️

I hope y’all have a great weekend. 😄

[kids-worldfun]

5 Ways to Enhance Your Career After You Have Kids

As any new parent will know, your career can take a substantial hit after having children. Not only do you have less time to invest in your job, but you may no longer have the capacity to be able to work extra hours, or have the energy to work efficiently. Whether you are a shift worker, 9-5 office worker, or enjoy freelance benefits, here are five ways you can continue to enhance your career…

[angel-teeth]

I’ve been a caretaker for my parents since I was 15 and I’m so goddamn tired.