Decreasing Worldsuck One Post At A Time

You know, I don't believe there's one specific career path you have to follow to decrease worldsuck.

I'm sure obvious occupations like those of doctors or police officers or firefighters or social workers or therapists or teachers and the like would immediately come to mind in terms of helping people as part of the job description, but I think you could decrease worldsuck with any job as long as you do it well. 

Gas station attendants help decrease my worldsuck when they remind me to give them my Kroger card so that I can save 3 cents a gallon.

Retail workers help decrease my worldsuck when they go hunt for an item because the one I picked didn't have a price tag on it and when they don't find an item like the one I picked, they bring me the cheapest similar one they can find so they can scan it and let me have the one I wanted. 

Custodians decrease my worldsuck when they're willing to switch the cleaning products they use to sanitize my part of the desk because I'm allergic to their usual cleaning products. 

None of these people have to do any of those things. The gas station attendant shouldn't care or bother themselves with whether I save money on my gas or not. Retail workers don't have to give me a cheaply priced item when the one I wanted didn't have a price tag; they could have grabbed any random item and not care how much it cost. Custodians don't have to change their cleaning methods to fit my health needs. 

But in doing their jobs in such a way as to be considerate of other people, they help to decrease my worldsuck levels and perhaps the worldsuck levels of other people as well.

I hesitate to make a recommendation for a career path without knowing a little bit more about your interests and life goals, but I truly think that you can decrease worldsuck regardless of your career path as long as you make that your goal. 

DFTBA, 

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