I have a reputation for being stubborn. The Entrepreneurial Test is reproduced with permission from Kathy J. Durivage of the Online Women's Business Center. You've thought about where to look for opportunities and what some of the alternatives to traditional work might be. Laurie Edwards, manager of career and transition services for Nova Scotia's Department of Education and Culture, agrees. Many times, it's the low-pay, high learning job that's going to really shape your future.
All work is an opportunity.
It's a chance to find out what you're good at. It's an opportunity to discover what's out there. Above all, it's an opportunity to find out what you love, what you're passionate about. In the end, you want your work to be your passion. This is still Roger Reinson's reaction when he contemplates his good fortune.