not afraid of hard work, I really enjoy it actually. Some of the best days I've had were at Kapooka when we woke up at 6AM and never stopped working until 10PM. I'd rest my head on the pillow and reflect on the day and think "yeah, today was tiring, but awesome" I've always loved the idea of starting my own business but with $70 to my name and no idea what I want to create a business around, that's sort of hard to do. I've looked at manual labour type work. In fact I did about 6 months on and off work with a cousin of mine helping him with tiling. I enjoyed it. But I don't have a car, nor my own tools and all the employers I've spoken to say that at minimum I should have my own car to get to site to site during the day. My last appointment with my job agency I was told to "go and work on myself" I wasn't even given another appointment on the spot like they normally did. I had to ring up and make one once I realised that another hadn't been made for me. I think they've given up on me too. Check out a Certificate 1 in Access to Work & Training. It's free and it's available through Tafes including distance (OTEN) and some other organisations. You might turn your nose up at it because it has an awful lot of very basic stuff in