cozysweater wrote:
Sometimes it's worth it to do the scary/uncomfortable thing even though there's no guarantee of a pay-off. It's good practice if nothing else. If the activity really seems too soul-crushing to endure, then by all means don't do it. But if there's some element that seems like it might be interesting, I think it's worth exploring. And if it truly sucks, you can always go back to doing your usual stuff.
Anyway, that's what I tell myself.
the lady who asked me to volunteer seems like a gold digger she is cashing in on this autism stuff
she is keeping a summer camp for autistic children the fees are quite high for 2-3 days camp
and well she wont be paying me anything i am asked to do volunteering again i noticed that she kept a course for teachers
who want to teach autistic children this course is very expensive again and its just one weeks course for few hours i dont think i would like to volunteer for this money greedy lady.
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