I will be working for internship the next August or July. That's my first tryout in the whole real "working" deal. However I ever do some freelance job before. I love to work, I'm kinda workaholic. I feel that 24 hour a day wasn't enough >>; I love any work regarding art and as far to now, I only receive works in that area How about you?

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"I feel that 24 hour a day wasn't enough >>; "
Interesting.

How come you love to work? Is it the concept of getting money after hard work? Is it cause you get money to get things you want? What if the work is boring and you hate it? Would you still love it? Whats making love work? Or you only love work that you love?

Okay, so you love work, where your passion is. That makes sense.
What about something you hate? or dont care for? or even neutral?

I'll be job hunting soon.

I have worked on local artworks and little jobs around the place. I've done some building work with the family business, but it's all money under the table.
I havn't had a fulltime job. I am a fulltime hardworking and dedicated student and have been for the past 14 years, so all I get are the few here & there jobs on weekends or occasional volunteer work... which most people dont consider as being a 'job'.

I can't wait until I graduate. Money would be excellent right now.

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I don't have an actual job, but I consider my writing to be my 'work'. It is hard work, after all. Always in fierce combat with my characters to get them to do what I want...

Writing changed my life in a very positive way. Through it, I did some very serious soulsearching and discovered my true self of that time. And then I became that person and was very happy. More confident and stuff.

Writing can be a lot of fun when I'm inspired and motivated, but it can also be a real downer when I'm blocked. I bet you know what I'm talking about, you're an artist too after all.

I'm 20 years old now (21 in September) and I started writing when I was 13.

If I hadn't stumbled upon writing, perhaps I would've focused on drawing more? I'm really not sure, especially because it's really writing that got me to develop my drawing skills. Long story.

Why I didn't get a job: I don't function properly when pressure is being put on me, I get clumsy and even scared (depending on how bad things are). So I decided to live my life without a job for now, and I'm doing fine. Might get a job at my dad's company when I'm ready, though.

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Hmm, I won't do something I don't enjoy at all. Maybe for short time yes, but for long is big no no. I'm happy when getting the payment for my work, but I'd like to enjoy the whole working process too so I can give my best

Job hunting? What kind of job?

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I think for one poll you're asking too many questions, don't you think?

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aaand

Do you work(where)?
in the past I've been a volunteer for a handful of good deserving organizations, teachers assistant for young childeren, ticket-girl, actress, sculptor, builder, painter, freelance illustrator/designer , but most importantly.. a student.

How has it changed your life?
The little here&there work I have done has given me an appreciation for the trades that very few of my friends understand. After the years of doing little jobs around town I've become a sort of 'jack of all trades'.

Is your work fun?
they have been wonderful

Wuts your age?
19

Do you think you'd be any different if you never worked?
I would be poorer, lazier and do allot more art.

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no one has to answer though. oh yeah...good point. hmmmm

okay, i'll take off "Whats your age"

thanks. now how do you feel? yeah i admit, still too much, but i got lotsa curiosuty.

okay yeah..looks and feels better. theres a lot less questions.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HONESTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!