a face like stone, a heart like wax, and a passion for the dead.........

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[dreadier then thou]

i love you steele crosswhite. great songs, i tell you what.   



I QUIT MY JOB WITH A GROWING INTERNATIONAL COMPANY BECAUSE I WAS TOLD TO.  the reason i was told to quit was because europe is a very spiritually dark place filled with worldly ideas. (the own of the company is gay atheisitic dutch guy)

i would have been making 15- 20 dollars an hour or a super rad salary. if i would have stayed with that company to this day.

[AgathaL'Orange]

You are not the first person who has been encouraged to quit a job or quit school for the cause.

[Captein]

A paycheck is far less important than the deeds you accomplish. You could make a cool million selling cheap plastic baubles, but I would give that up in a heartbeat for a purpose. What are your goals?

[GreenAndGold]

Oh man.... Yeah, I think that a lot of people do not realize their career aspirations because they feel like they need to stay with the local church. I was actually one of those people, but I truly did feel like God has a purpose for me to stay in my little college town after I graduated. However, I just got the sense that it was time for me to make a career change as life in my current field wasn't quite working out as I had hoped.

I do agree with the other posters: Money is is nice, but don't solely follow that. Work at something you truly are passionate about.

[blonde]

Steele is good friends to J. Darling.  They have done shows side-by-side.