[nabs-l] Some Questions...

[brooke anderson]

My dear I also struggle with the same. My opinion is if you want to work at
the Dunkin Donuts,you should. However just remember that it might not be
something you want to do for the rest of your life. also keep in mind that
you will most likely have to fight for your job.  many people will think
that you cannot do it. In reality, if you are good at slating, you can. do
not give up.
Nichole.

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On Jun 7, 2013 6:44 PM, "Kerri Kosten" <kerrik2006 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Everyone:
>
> I don't want to say too much on a public list, so I am going to try to
> keep this very general and just ask my questions.
> Basically, how did you decide what you wanted to do in life for a career?
> How did you pick your major?
> If you do not have much confidence in yourself, how did you find out
> what you were passionate about/wanted to do?
> How did you find internal motivation?
> How did you decide whether to go to school, or just get a job?
> What jobs can blind people do without a degree?
> What jobs can a blind person do just to gain confidence in themselves
> until they find direction?
> I find myself really struggling now that I am out of training. I did
> really well in training, but the goals I set in training do not apply
> now in the situation I am in because those goals were training
> specific. I think I also did really well in training because it was a
> routine and I got used to it. I was also always told what to do, or
> knew what I needed to work on in each class.
> I am really struggling finding motivation now that I am on my own and
> don't have the training center staff encouraging me, pushing me, and
> telling me what to do.
> My problem I think is if I am scared of someone, or I really
> respect/admire someone, or I am intimidated by someone, I will work as
> hard as I can and make sure to do everything they say. But, when just
> left to myself, on my own, I really really struggle to find
> motivation, make decisions about things, and find direction.
> Does anyone else find themselves struggling with this kind of thing
> after training or am I the only one?
> How have you gotten through it and found direction/your passion and
> what you wanted to do?
> The problem is my Rehab counselor called me today. He is someone I
> really respect. I am now stressing out because I want to at least have
> a plan for him when I return his call. I at least want him to think
> that after spending so much money to send me to training, I am
> motivated and am doing things and taking some sort of action rather
> than sitting around.
> But, I have no idea what jobs to look for or what to do. A Dunkin
> Donuts just opened here recently. Is there anything I could do there?
> I just want to show my counselor I have been doing something or at
> least have a plan.
> Thanks so much, and I look forward to reading your responses!
> Kerri
>
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