Is it possible to change the image of working to a positive one

I'm a college student looking for a job. However, if I haven't worked my part-time job until now, I don't have much motivation to work, and I feel that there is no place where I can work.
I'm not inexperienced in part-time work, but it hasn't lasted long because I was worried about the eyes of people who were already working, and I didn't get into the circle well and quit right away.

Even though I think it shouldn't stay this way, I haven't looked for a part-time job or looked up companies, etc., and I haven't been able to take action.

I know it's thanks to my parents that I've been doing what I love until now.
However, I can't afford to stay this way even after I graduate from college, so I felt that if I didn't change my mind now, I wouldn't change for the rest of my life, so I'd like some advice.

3 Zen Responses

“End (easy)”

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.

The original etymology of “work” seems to be “easy (easy).”

In other words, it means making people around you fun and happy.

If you think that you are making someone happy and happy by working, you may be able to slightly improve your image.

Please think about what you can do to make your surroundings fun and happy, and work on job hunting.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

The end of childhood

　Good evening.
> “I owe it to my parents that I've been doing what I love until now.”
If you know that, I think we're one more step away.
I wonder how the parents were able to do such a thing... “because my daughter is important.” Well, and that's because my parents “worked.” The reason why it is possible to “let my daughter do what she likes” is because parents have worked.
That's what it means to work. Still a negative image?
Looking at it in a big way, I feel that you are about to graduate as a “child,” and you are about to become an adult. You will now have more freedom and responsibility than ever before.

This is no longer the time to say “good or bad” within yourself. It doesn't look much different from saying “I hate fish.”

Work is fun

Work isn't always hard.
I also make new discoveries through my work, and I also meet people I haven't met until now.
Also, it depends on what kind of job you choose, but aren't people who get jobs at the same company or in the same industry people who have pretty similar values to your own?
If that's the case, there is also a possibility that there will be a “fateful encounter” at work.

If you work, of course, you can also earn money.
If you get a job and get paid, try buying things that you couldn't buy with student pocket money, or go to places you couldn't go.

Well, in any case, once you become a member of society, you will eventually have to work.
If you have to look for a job anyway, ask, “When are you going to do it? Right now!” Isn't it?
There is something rewarding about any kind of work.
If you don't pursue ideals too much and do work commensurate with your abilities, it will last longer and be useful to society.

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