Walkabout 2002 – Job from Hell and Dream Job Visualizing

 

Job From Hell – Job Description

(These two posts were part of my private life review work that I didn’t put up publicly at the time of the walkabout.)

  • Sitting in front of a computer all day long (Update 2013 – Hmmm, maybe I need to look a this one again)
  • Not talking to anyone
  • Doing rote activities
  • A job where the work is insignificant/irrelevant
  • Requiring a long commute in rush hour traffic in a big city
  • No flexibility in the hours
  • Working for someone who is inflexible and unwilling to improve procedures and focus of business
  • A job where I have to be diplomatic all the time and not be honest (constant politicking)
  • Low-paying – not being paid what I’m worth
  • Being unappreciated and taken for granted
  • Having no responsibility/power
  • Having lots of responsibility and no power to accomplish the tasks
  • Where I am not respected
  • No creative freedom
  • Intensely detail-oriented
  • With no assistant
  • With someone constantly looking over my shoulder to make sure I’m working
  • With coworkers who are petty and who hate me
  • In a cramped office with no windows, no music, no color, and recycled air

Dream Job – Job Description

  • Getting out of the office
  • Meeting new people, talking to people face to face
  • Doing new projects all the time
  • A job where the work is significant/relevant
  • Short commute, no rush hour traffic
  • Flexibility in the hours
  • Working for someone who is flexible and willing to improve procedures and focus of business or working for myself
  • A job which supports honesty and integrity in my actions
  • High-paying
  • Where I am appreciated
  • And powerful (Update 2013 – Yeah – I got over this one.)
  • Having responsibility and the power to accomplish the tasks
  • Where I am respected
  • Creative freedom
  • Not detail-oriented
  • With an assistant
  • With no one constantly looking over my shoulder to make sure I’m working
  • With coworkers who are friends
  • Working outdoors or in comfortable, open, pleasant settings
  • Where I get the chance to travel
  • Where I can make a difference
  • Lots of time off

Other than the fact that this is listed as a “job” and not a business, this last list looks an awful lot like what I do now!  🙂

*  This is part of an ongoing series of posts detailing what happened on a spiritual pilgrimage that I took in 2002.  To start from the beginning, go to July 2, 2013.  To see the entire spiritual journey as it gets published, click on the category “You Want Me To Do WHAT?!!?” to see all of the posts.  

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