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I have the privilege and immense luck of having one such person as my partner. She always gives me so much, I couldn't imagine my life without her. She has that special way of taking my energy, making something awesome out of it, and giving it back to me. And I like to think that hopefully I am doing the same for her.
I love the people who love their job. They never fail to transmit their enthusiasm and energy to you and it's always a great experience to meet and talk to one.
Today I went to buy a pizza for dinner. There was nobody in the restaurant, only the cook and me. And while I was waiting for my pizza, out of the blue, he said: "39 years I've done this job and if I could be born again, I'd do the same thing!"
That was so nice and unexpected to hear, it struck me. And of course the question came to me: "do I feel the same about my job?" followed by the immediate answer: "absolutely yes!"
It's nice to be reminded how precious, uncommon and important it is to be able to love what one is doing.
When my contract expired in my previous job -an office work I hated with all myself, with coworkers I had nothing to share with, not even the small talk- I was already determined to give up a stable but mediocre position in a company in order to pursue my own path. Eventually, my contract wasn't renewed, but I didn't feel like I'd been stripped of the pride of being able to say that I had renounced something in order to pursue the uncertain. I didn't feel that way because I would have done it anyways. And there is not one single day in which I'm not glad of having become what I am now.
I never felt so satisfied of my life before. It's been a while now and so many good things happened after I started following this path, ignoring the doubtful looks of those around me who thought one couldn't do that for a living.
Along this path, I have found awesome friends, inspiring people, and even mentors. But most of all, I have found one person who did the most beautiful thing anyone ever did: she chose to follow this path together with me.
I fucking love my job.
Thank you, pizza guy, for reminding me how awesome life can be.
I love the people who love their job. They never fail to transmit their enthusiasm and energy to you and it's always a great experience to meet and talk to one.
Today I went to buy a pizza for dinner. There was nobody in the restaurant, only the cook and me. And while I was waiting for my pizza, out of the blue, he said: "39 years I've done this job and if I could be born again, I'd do the same thing!"
That was so nice and unexpected to hear, it struck me. And of course the question came to me: "do I feel the same about my job?" followed by the immediate answer: "absolutely yes!"
It's nice to be reminded how precious, uncommon and important it is to be able to love what one is doing.
When my contract expired in my previous job -an office work I hated with all myself, with coworkers I had nothing to share with, not even the small talk- I was already determined to give up a stable but mediocre position in a company in order to pursue my own path. Eventually, my contract wasn't renewed, but I didn't feel like I'd been stripped of the pride of being able to say that I had renounced something in order to pursue the uncertain. I didn't feel that way because I would have done it anyways. And there is not one single day in which I'm not glad of having become what I am now.
I never felt so satisfied of my life before. It's been a while now and so many good things happened after I started following this path, ignoring the doubtful looks of those around me who thought one couldn't do that for a living.
Along this path, I have found awesome friends, inspiring people, and even mentors. But most of all, I have found one person who did the most beautiful thing anyone ever did: she chose to follow this path together with me.
I fucking love my job.
Thank you, pizza guy, for reminding me how awesome life can be.
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Limited christmas commissions open! 2 min read I am now open for commissions for a limited amount of time I'll have only a few slots available, so if you're interested in a commission from me, please book now! You can find examples of my works in the galleries I have on artstation https://www.artstation.com/taziobettin and artgram https://www.artgram.co/taziobettin (I am not posting anything here due to the AI algorithm that is scraping everyone's work on Deviant Art). Commissions accepted for: full figure or waist-up, with abstract/minimal background, color or lineart. Limited slots available! I'm only taking three commissions this time. Rates for full figure portraits are $150 for a black and white inked picture and $200 for a colored one. Subtract 50$ if instead you prefer a waist-up portrait. My only limitations are that I can only draw original characters and that I don't do furry/anthro subjects. And I won't accept explicit pornographic content, of course. Though
Limited christmas commissions open!
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I'm glad your partner supports you that way It is indeed a gift to have what you love to do as your job. I would love to be in that spot myself but I need to work a lot harder to get there.
My partner was always supportive but recently after doing some photoshoots that were risque, she decided to draw the line. It's unfortunate but sometimes people don't understand everything you do.
My partner was always supportive but recently after doing some photoshoots that were risque, she decided to draw the line. It's unfortunate but sometimes people don't understand everything you do.