Was at the live sound company earlier on to collect my cheque. The boss was there. Had a brief casual discussion with him about me joining them full time. It went well but he got me thinking a lot. He was just trying to prepare me for the job. Wanting me to know how it's gonna be like working full-time with them. I've decided to do so next year. I just need to finish up a couple of things on the side to generate some income as well. He did say it's gonna be tough and reminded me how it was like when I was freelancing for them. Yes it's tiring, I have to agree with that. Tiring to the point that it made me doze off when I was driving back one day. I can handle jobs pretty well, as in nothing is tough for me once I'm in that drive I'm pretty much awake and enjoying myself. This job does worry me a bit. I can handle doing it part time. Even back to back shows, the amount of lifting and other stuff to do at one go but doing it full time and having the boss to remind me several times just now that IT'S NOT EASY kinda scared me a bit. I think he easily said it more than 5 times and asking me if I was really sure.
My perception of work is NOTHING is easy. I've done so many jobs and managed it pretty okay. I don't get over stressed out. Well once at this place I used to work and of course another place where the management was kinda bitchy. These guys in the company they're an okay bunch. Carefree, laughing most of the time I would say it's a pretty good working envirionment. As long as the environment is good, I'm fine even the work load is heavy.
Breaking down the pros and cons.
Pros
1. will be more of an systems engineer. Rigging and toubleshooting setups
(which is something I'm weak in and I've always wanted to learn)
2. getting my puny lil brain to think and be active in a good way.
(i've been too laid back lately I think my brain's really sluggish lately)
3. I won't need to be going to gyms to buff up. hahaha!
(the amount of lifting I did when I was working with them, the results are really scary)
4. travelling around to different states.
(i don't mind since i have been to other states)
5. seeing different sorts of interesting events.
(been to Pasir Gudang for their new vessel launch)
6. having to get hands-on experience on high end equipment.
(since clubs and what not are always limitted when it comes to gear)
7. this tops everything, the experience and able to learn more.
(knowledge is POWAH!... haha :D)
Cons
1. over working myself
(since I've got neck muscle spasms it's not gonna help lifting more heavy stuff)
2. I won't be seeing people and meeting new ones
(their back to back shows are really insane)
3. I won't be mixing much for live bands
(shows mainly on corporate events)
4. can be dull after awhile
(corporate events programs are almost the same)
5. I'll miss having to spend my alone time at San Fran
(the thing that I love doing for 5-6 years)
6. Will definitely lose touch in the malaysian music scene
(won't be able to go to much shows and gigs)
7. Won't be able to do my other stuff
(art, BOARD GAMES, and yum char sessions)
Well.. all i can say is I have been taking life to easy. I admit that. It's not something that I'm proud off. It's been bugging me. When I get the drive to do work I'm happy to see myself being more productive. I'm been a bum since high school I always need a kick start to get me moving. Like how I manage to pull off college last time. Working part-time as a marketing executive for Motorolla and studying at the same time. I saw improvements. I know myself super well. Too well till the point I hate myself for being that sort of person and it scares me. Change? Well, I've been working on that since ages and it's slowly getting better. It's only difficult when you're in your own comfort zone and I'm actually very happy having a simple lifestyle and it's obvious, coffee, ciggies, my hobbies and quality friends that I have. Close friends do know I go around everywhere by my own and I'm spontaneous... shows, gigs, coffee and even mamaks. Simple yet fulfulling.
My mom once said this... "You're very smart, the only problem with you is that you're really lazy." It's been in my head ever since she said it and I know she's right. One thing I have in common with my dad. We're just too damn super laid back. Buta-buta chop on forehead "EASY GOING". lol :D
I'm just gonna do what I can before I make my decision end of the year. 80% yes...
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