I created a budget sheet and decided to get my finances together. Also I broke out in a makeup allergy and my new job made me worked like 6 days straight LMAO. Anyway, here's what my spreadsheets look like. Also I recently open up an investment account and I'm looking forward to investing $100/month on a Roth IRA account. I think I need to start invest now. Money sitting in my saving account will lose it's value in the long run.
Nooklier
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Sunday, April 18, 2021
Job Interviews are Hard
So for the past week I've been applying for jobs left and right. I've got at least 5 interviews, 2 of the interviews I went to required a follow up interviews. During these interviews I notice that they all ask similar questions. One of those question is "tell me a little bit about yourself". On the first interview I went to I wasn't sure how to answer this questions, so I failed to get a follow up interview. However, after I came home I googled this question for my next interview. What I found is the format I should answer this questions starting with the present, past, and future. I went to my next interview and this question was asked again. I use the formula and was able to secure my second interview. Which is an audition at one of the casino downtown. In the past week I went to one interview everyday. It was very crazy having to balance all these interviews, but at the same time each interview I went to help me learn how to answer these questions. I wish they would teach us how to speak in job interviews in school.
Here's a list of questions that were repeated in my job interviews:
Tell me something about yourself.
Tell me something unique about yourself.
Why do you think you will be a good fit for this job?
What is your strongest and weakest traits?
Friday, April 9, 2021
The more serious post
When I graduated high school I didn't really want to go to college. I wanted to go to beauty school instead and become a makeup artist. Art is one of those things that you could say I was "gifted" at. It was something that I was passionate about and didn't mind spending days to finish one drawing. In middle school and high school I would practice makeup everyday, but I never wore them out cause I was insecure at the time.
I recently brought this topic up to my parents and they were super upset and they told me that they weren't going to help me in anyway. Beauty school cost 20k here and I only have like 2k in my checking account LMAO. Anyway, I'm currently not on speaking terms with my parents. This upcoming Monday is the date that I can sign up for summer class. I'm still debating if I want to continue being miserable just to please my parent or just give them the middle finger and take a riskier path. Also I rather open up my own beauty business than work in an IT field under someone else.
Sunday, April 4, 2021
Spring Break
Friday, March 26, 2021
I'm in PAIN!!!
But here's a photo of the bath bomb I used.
Monday, March 22, 2021
The Last Candle
Saturday, March 6, 2021
Zombie Kid
"You're so warm.. Mom"
PS. Heard this story in a movie, might not be all correct with the details LOL.
Monday, March 1, 2021
Another Blog Post...
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Job Interview
Thursday, February 4, 2021
How I Got Into League of Legends
My biggest accomplishment is ranking in the top 500 Vel'koz player in the world.
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Exposing the Double Standards at Wall Street
A group of Reddit users under the Reddit post r/WallStreetsBet has bankrupt hedge funds company over night. These hedge fund companies are betting in the stock market, targeting GameStop's stock by betting against the company to fail in order to make a quick buck. However, earlier this week a group of Redditters came together to boost GameStop's stock causing several hedge funds company to go bankrupts.
This is a practice that the rich has been using since the beginning of the stock markets to squeeze company's out of the stock market business causing companies to shut down and many employees to lose their jobs. Once the stock market notice that their rich friends are losing money, the first thing they do was shut down all trading and selling on GameStop's stocks.
Apparently it's only okay if the stock market work out for the rich, but when the script is flip to benefit the regular people it immediately became a crime. I expect the news media to make the Redditters to look like the bad guys. What do you guys think?