I admit. I have been way sidetracked on this goal of mine. I guess if I had to sum it up I would say I love and miss working with th guys, but I got paperwork burnt out… I was spending 8 hours days just in contact with the guys and would not then have enough time to complete the brutal amount of paperwork in relation to the job…I would at times work 19 and 12 hours days, yet get paid only for 8…
I am proud of all of my accomplishments when I worked in the field, and if I could do it all over again, without having to worry about the money factor, I would in a heart beat. It was the most rewarding thing I have done in my professional life…I have worked at other spiritually rewarding situations as part of my “Social Work” career, but unfortunately paperwork burnout won with me, along with the fact that I knew I could go into business for myself and act and be who I am and provide my customers and or clients with quality service at a more reasonable and sane compensation rate, financially, emotionally, mentally and physically.