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A friend was telling me about how all these real estate agents were paying students about $2000-3000 to line up for the opportunity to buy a condo at Yonge and Bloor. Apparently people have been lined up for a week now. Man if I have known about this earlier I so would've gone down to line up for someone if it meant getting paid.
Check out the article if you want:
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/276009
Yes I'm at the point where I'm desperate for money and am willing to wait aimlessly on the street for a week. At least I would've gotten a lot of studying done for my upcoming exam. I've been unemployed for almost 2 weeks now. This wasn't suppose to happen. My original plan was a smooth, no break, transition from one job to the next. When I received my passing results it meant I could be granted resident Physio status and be allowed to start working. However they forget to mention that you have to get a whole much of papers and the paper work takes a while. Actually they don't even tell you how to get the temporary registration. You're suppose to magically know.
So now my work is getting frustrated that I can't work. I'm depressed and stressed that they are constantly pressuring me to be more aggressive and get the physio association to move a little faster. Trust me, I've tried. They're just immune to people begging and arguing with them. Again I'm stressed about this upcoming exam. I understand that things don't usually happen they way we plan it but it's just the need of money and people around me who are making me care so much that this isn't happening immediately.
I think I'll be alright with the practical exam but you never know and there's just so much riding on this. I loved that I took this Physio journey but it's definitely time to end it. Please let this be the end.
Check out the article if you want:
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/276009
Yes I'm at the point where I'm desperate for money and am willing to wait aimlessly on the street for a week. At least I would've gotten a lot of studying done for my upcoming exam. I've been unemployed for almost 2 weeks now. This wasn't suppose to happen. My original plan was a smooth, no break, transition from one job to the next. When I received my passing results it meant I could be granted resident Physio status and be allowed to start working. However they forget to mention that you have to get a whole much of papers and the paper work takes a while. Actually they don't even tell you how to get the temporary registration. You're suppose to magically know.
So now my work is getting frustrated that I can't work. I'm depressed and stressed that they are constantly pressuring me to be more aggressive and get the physio association to move a little faster. Trust me, I've tried. They're just immune to people begging and arguing with them. Again I'm stressed about this upcoming exam. I understand that things don't usually happen they way we plan it but it's just the need of money and people around me who are making me care so much that this isn't happening immediately.
I think I'll be alright with the practical exam but you never know and there's just so much riding on this. I loved that I took this Physio journey but it's definitely time to end it. Please let this be the end.
posted by Sub29 at 3:51 AM
1 Comments:
Hey Sub !!
I went through a very similar job stress period last winter when i moved back to KW.. I had the job offer in like November but was still living in Burlington until December. I was planning to move back to KW with Tyler in Jan but they wanted me to start before then.... It was quite a long struggle actually and they even retracted the offer but then called me back to open it up again for whenever i could start. Five weeks of struggle finally ended, lol :P
....But with those kinds of experiences we learn how to make our next transitions alot better!
Seems like you have excellent determination and follow through in life, so I'm sure you'll make it work :)
*** hugs ***
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