Renaissance Revivalist

I've never had such a busy schedule. I'm somewhat of a Renaissance Man - I have no skilled trade I specialize in... except them all. Once I get the hang or get good at something I tend to neglect it and find something else. Strangely enough, this has never transferred over to my relationships, be them friends or women - I'm loyal to that sense (so don't worry ladies). This loyalty has never happened though to any particular area. I am finding in my current job I've had for many years that I am restless and feel I've done what I can and learned what I have and need to move on. The economy doesn't help and the other internships or jobs I've looked for provide dead ends. The one thing I've enjoyed the most about my current placement is the freedom I have. It's nice to set your own schedule, do what you want, work in a relaxed environment, and know the work really well. I'm faced with crises on a daily basis working in administration for construction but I've done just fine over the years. That's my problem though is I've become too complacent. I want a challenge! My job is stressful but I've learned (the hard way) to not take it personal. It's hard not to though because I take my altruism with me everywhere I go. I feel it's important to help others for the simple sake of helping them if you can. No return necessary. This should be applied anywhere one is - whether at work, school, the field, the studio, or church (and I'm not religious). I believe this is part of what they call ethical leadership. I guess that's what makes my diversification valuable since I can learn to adapt to whatever situation I'm in, learn it, apply what's necessary, and move on to the next. Or maybe I've been watching too much of The Pretender ;)