For a few years now, I have been harshly unhappy with my work life.
When I went to college, I didn’t choose the best degree. I jumped into math and wound up in a research job for much of my 20s. I did well in the industry and made several strides in my field. However, I was never entirely glad with the work I performed. I left research and decided to start looking for a up-to-date job. At this point, I realized that I needed to re-educate myself in order to find a up-to-date job path. I wasn’t getting any bites on my task applications and I didn’t want to keep wasting my time working menial tasks. I started looking into my grad college options, but was harshly stressed by the financial weight these programs. Then, I happened to hear an ad on the news for a trade college scholarship aimed at females. Apparently, there was a full tuition scholarship available for women going into the electrical, Heating and A/C, or Plumbing Industries. This got the wheels spinning. Maybe I should really look into becoming a certified repair professional. I had regularly enjoyed working with my hands, I like to help other people, and I was a pretty sizable fan of advanced indoor air temperature control. In fact, thanks to all of my family’s respiratory illnesses, I was a bit of an expert when it came to high-quality ventilation solutions.I applied for the scholarship and was happy when I won the appointment. I began earning my certified Heating and A/C professional licensure, and was able to complete my collegeing without gaining any additional debt. Now, I have a brand up-to-date job in the Heating and A/C industry and I am more financially stable than when I was working as a scientist.
