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abstractgary
Hi All
I am thinking of starting a tiling course and becoming a tiler...this would be a complete new start for me as i am 40 years old, a recovering alcoholic and 6 months sober since rehab.
I am a self trained artist that has had a multitude of jobs in the past, but never a skill, basically, i drunk 23 years of my life away.
The advice i need from you guys is, should i do a course?..should i become a tiler?
I have read some of the threads from the forums, saying about the lack of work, so i am stuck between whether to study plumbing (regular job on a firm maybe?)..or tiling (site work and private clients)?
I am a good decorator, so maybe could combine the two?
Most of you are probably thinking "recovering alcoholic + tiling = stress", but i am 40, really good fitness (mentally & physical, play basketball everyday) a hard worker and determined.
Any serious advice or feedback would be really appriciated, as this is a complete start for me.
Many Thanks
Gary
I am thinking of starting a tiling course and becoming a tiler...this would be a complete new start for me as i am 40 years old, a recovering alcoholic and 6 months sober since rehab.
I am a self trained artist that has had a multitude of jobs in the past, but never a skill, basically, i drunk 23 years of my life away.
The advice i need from you guys is, should i do a course?..should i become a tiler?
I have read some of the threads from the forums, saying about the lack of work, so i am stuck between whether to study plumbing (regular job on a firm maybe?)..or tiling (site work and private clients)?
I am a good decorator, so maybe could combine the two?
Most of you are probably thinking "recovering alcoholic + tiling = stress", but i am 40, really good fitness (mentally & physical, play basketball everyday) a hard worker and determined.
Any serious advice or feedback would be really appriciated, as this is a complete start for me.
Many Thanks
Gary