💔Found a loving job but had to quit - Share Stage Lighting Experience at 20💡🌈

Our college years have a lot of experiences that are brutal, fun and expensive lessons about "health." Today I want to leave this to all the activity students / people who are interested in concert. 🏃🏻‍♀️💨

💡. Beginning from liking.

We were on the production team of the faculty in the second year. There were only three shoots on the Lighting team. We had to carry out all the work, do all the work.

It's a very exhausting job. Counting wires, installing on-board scenes. Most of the work starts from 7: 00 in the morning to collect + hair, it's 4: 00 pm. But at that time, my heart was loving, fun and happy to see the Choi Phi people we designed. That's all it forgot.

🚀 grew up to be Head.

As we continued until the third year, we moved up to Head, led the team, took control of the scale, the team grew to 10 people, taught the younger people, had a lovely team to support, went through a million problems, ate together, were very happy.

Until we started to offer our older siblings a job, so we decided to take a job outside to get a fire in a bar / pub alone. We were not sure because we felt that there was a younger brother who was better than us (really Sien), but we tried it out for a while. Fortunately, there were brothers to help us. We tried two stores. It was a pure night job. It started from 6 pm to 3 am.

🚨 When the body raises the alarm,

We started getting "sick more and more often." 😭 When we got a little rest, we couldn't sleep for a lot of time, we had to go out to the sun when we installed a lot, a lot of work, and we studied, smocked, interned, and the body was very tired, and once we woke up, there was a headache, a headache, and couldn't walk, and then gastritis, fever, allergy came in and stopped.

When I came back and thought to myself about whether we were really able to do this job as a career, how many obstacles our health restrictions would have, and more importantly, "Is it worth long-term health?"

In the end, we decided and sat down to really lay down our hands from this position. Let's go back to work late; -;

✨ An expensive lesson in your 20s.

Being able to do what you love and fully with your teenage life is really good, but I want to remind everyone that "health is the most important thing." Dream, fun is important, but if in the long run it won't work, don't force yourself to work hard and forget to take care of yourself.

We do not want to leave this field. We also love concerts, including Production, Management, AR and many more. In the future, we still have a small hope for ourselves to return to these jobs in a position that suits our health and well-being. We will only be very happy. ❤️‍🩹

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