Rejected Worker Stakes Internet Claim
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Title: From Workforce Rejection to Internet EndeavorSummary:
At twenty, I believed hard work would guarantee employability. Now, at 47, I find myself deemed "washed up" by the world. Despite years of long hours and "valuable" experience, I'm unemployed after six months. In response, I've whimsically declared myself an "Internet Mogul," though it's more fantasy than fact. It beats the label of "unemployed," and I maintain faith in my potential, even if others don't.
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At twenty, I believed that hard work would keep me employable. Now, at 47, I've discovered the harsh reality: the world sees me as "washed up." Despite countless hours and supposed "valuable" experience, I've been without a job for six months. In a bid to reclaim some dignity, I've adopted the title of "Internet Mogul," though it's purely aspirational. Nevertheless, I hold on to hope, even if others doubt me.
I cleared the dust off my computer and typed “how to make money online” into Google. The sheer amount of information was overwhelming, though much of it seemed dubious.
However, a true "Mogul" doesn’t quit. I sifted through scams, hype, and absurdities, determined to find a way. With hunger motivating me?"both mine and my dog’s?"I kept pushing forward.
The meaning of "being hungry" evolves over time:
- As infants, it means wanting milk for survival.
- In adolescence, it shifts to desiring hot dogs, friends, status, and cool possessions.
- Entering the job market, it becomes a hunger for challenges, wealth, and creative fulfillment, seeking proof of success to show the world.
After a so-called "distinguished" career?"that is, 25 years as just another cog in the machine?"my hunger has reverted to basics. I crave enough to stock my pantry and sustain myself, desiring no riches, just a solid roof overhead. My dog, blissfully unaware, accepts our dwindling lunch meat supply without question.
Nearly a year has passed without a paycheck.
In today’s economy, surviving feels like an achievement. As a commercial once said, "most people want to succeed, not just survive." Yet, what defines success? Reality forces many hardworking individuals to realize that survival itself can embody success.
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