Georgia, the end

Last blog about my journey in Georgia...

Tough, No Regrets
These are the three words which comes to my mind all the time about this job.

This is truly the first toughest job I have ever work for. Alot of courage and mental preparation are needed for doing this;
driving alone at a completely new place, as a foreigner
talking to strangers, at the same time be a ice-breaker
trying to sell things, at the same time be service-minded (i still cant figure how to do this)
totally out of comfort zone, no internet, no tv, yes to sunburn, sweat, tiredness
dealing with rejections, liars, rejections, liars, and frustrations...

But
despite all these negativities
I have NO REGRETS for doing this "ridiculous" job. why?

I know how to drive, now!
(mum and elise...I CAN DRIVE PRO-ly now! blek~)
I can drive long hours, really
(my record: 19 hours, including 30 minutes break)
I can "read" the atlas
( I did not own and use GPS throughout my journey in GA)
I know how to be likable
(smile...sincerity smile)
I know what is girl power...and apply it
(girl power...really is powerful)
I know the difference between real sincerity and fake sincerity
(fakers & liars, thanks!)

Goodbye Georgia

Welcome Iowa.