Horrible Experiences
On this week's blog I will be talking about what I think were some past experiences that help me be who I am today and who I might turn out to be on the near future. I will be giving a different point of view of me I'm usually really quiet and rather keep everything to myself, but for once I'll be opening up. Some of the things that I'll be mentioning are past job experiences or just experiences such as, the lost of loved ones or leaving family members behind in search of a better future. Hopefully this gives everyone an insight of who I am, who I want to be and where my life is heading to.
There I was my first job in Boston. I was just 18 when i got my first full time job. It was as a food runner on the week days and a bar-backer on the weekends. The restaurant was really nice kinda too expensive to be honest, or maybe i just didn't have enough money and though it was expensive. I don't think i ever worked so hard in my life being a food runner wasn't too hard, but being a food runner on the weekend mornings and being a bar-backer after, until it was closing time was a little too much for me at the moment. I believed i was there for about 6 months which surprises me after remembering how exhausting it was, while I was there I realized how hard life actually gets if you don't prepare for it. I also realized that if I push myself hard enough i can achieve things i though were impossible for me, I learned how interact with smarter and older people. Besides all the hours and the times I didn't want to be there it was a great experience after all.
When I was 13 I had to make a pretty big decision. The decision was weather I wanted to stay in Colombia with my dad and try to continue my life without half of my family or move to the united states have a better future but still leave part of my family behind. At times I feel bad for leaving my family behind but I'm suppose to look after myself so i can better myself. Besides looking for a better future i knew education was a lot better in the States and that i would eventually find a job to earn some money but in the mean time my job was to better myself and learn the language to become a better person on this new beginning.
Another one of my job my job experiences takes place here in Boston, Logan airport to be more exact. I was a food prep-er and a meat cutter at a sandwich store in side the airport. Job wise it was pretty easy it was from early morning until early afternoon. What sucked about it was the manager. He would never be there the store was often missing employees and products, half of the time things weren't ready on time and like i said before lack of management was a big factor for me to leave. I learned from this bad job experience that i can actually apply myself to do what i have to do when it has to be done. I also learned that you don't need to always be supervise to do a good job it all takes motivation and the will to do what you're suppose to be doing.