During the pandemic, many workers were sent home from the office to work. The whole world was going wild! Stores were closing, everyone had to wear masks, and going out to eat became a distant memory. But office workers got the massive perk of getting to move out of the big city and do their jobs from the comfort of their homes. We all loved to work our remote job anywhere; from home, from the beach, from a cozy cabin in the woods. That beats a gray fluorescent-lit office any

You’re now well into your internship. You work every day to prove you’re hardworking and reliable.

“You’re getting paid, right?” my friend asks me. “No. I’m not. It’s an internship.”

Having ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in the modern world is hard. From phones to TV, the world has become Las Vegas with all its constant flashing lights. It’s just too easy to be distracted.

Finding that first job sends everyone into a mid-life crisis.  You realize you have to work to afford benefits like “food,” “a stable living space,” and “healthcare.” You’ve been applying for two hundred jobs using the “apply and pray” method.

So you’ve applied, interviewed, and got a new job! Congratulations! You want to take advantage of all the new job has to offer. We here at Super Purposes have a rapidly growing team, and new people join us almost every week, so we get it. Acclimating to a new environment is scary.

“Choose a job you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” I’m sure everyone has heard that saying at one point or another.

So, when do you switch? If you ask that question, it means the correct answer was yesterday. The next best answer is today.

Changing careers can be a strenuous time in the current job market climate. You may have even gained gray hairs from the ordeals!