Cheerleader, Singer Trainee… 41-Year-Old "Multi-Job" Woman: "Everything I've Tried Has Failed" [Ask the Counselor] [★Night TView]

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On 'Ask the Counselor,' a 41-year-old caller revealed that she had attempted numerous careers, ranging from cheerleader to singer trainee, real estate agent, business owner, and civil service exam candidate, but failed every single time.

The 41-year-old female caller appeared on the episode of KBS Joy's 'Ask the Counselor' broadcast on the 5th, sharing that she is currently living with her parents because nothing has gone as planned in her work life.

On this day, the caller introduced herself by saying, "I'm 41 years old and have returned home after failing at everything, living as a boomerang child. I've changed jobs so many times that my nickname is 'Multi-Job.'"

The first career she chose after graduating from university was Seong Hyeong-oe-gwa (Head). She worked for about four years and earned good money, but quit because she did not find fulfillment in her work. Leveraging her experience as a member of a university cheering squad, she tried becoming an instructor at a children's cheerleading academy, and also served as a cheerleader for a basketball team for about six months to build her experience, she shared.

Subsequently, the caller, who loved dancing and singing, was spotted by Gi Hoek-sa (CEO) while singing at a large karaoke room in Cheongdam-dong, leading her to begin life as a trot singer trainee at the age of 30. However, she recalled that "for two years, I only played the tambourine and they did not let me debut."

While wandering aimlessly, the caller accidentally discovered a sign for a real estate agent entrance exam briefing at Gangnam Station and enrolled in an academy as if entranced. She eventually passed the real estate agent exam and worked for about three years, but had to quit her job after developing uterine fibroids in her 30s, she said.

After that, she joined a friend's company as Jeon Ryak-gi-hoek (Head), but resigned again, stating it was "a company with no substance." She then ventured into the shopping mall business, starting by selling agricultural products on Coupang. In the e-cigarette business, she started believing promises of exclusive rights, but reality proved otherwise. She even attempted a mouthwash business, but ultimately had to shut down her operations after incurring 16 million won in debt.

The caller's challenges did not end there. In September of the year she turned 39, she decided to become a firefighter and devoted herself to studying for 15 hours a day in Noryangjin. However, while preparing for the exam, she fell and required surgery to insert steel rods, ultimately failing the civil service exam as well.

Having attempted various careers and businesses but experienced consecutive failures, the caller shared her worries about what kind of work she should pursue in the future.

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