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Job Ideas

Taxonomy / classification — organising things into meaningful categories
Data annotation — classifying information according to particular characteristics
UX research — finding patterns in how people think/behave and organising them
Content categorisation / information architecture — deciding how huge amounts of information should be grouped
Qualitative research — looking at lots of people’s experiences and identifying themes
Research/analysis — spotting patterns that aren’t immediately obvious
Trend analysis — identifying emerging patterns and relationships
Archivist/library/information work — classification and organisation, although some of it is much more procedural

What kind of work would be least damaging to me?
What could I realistically tolerate, earn from, and have enough energy left over to live?

“help animals/nature + communicate kindness through creativity”

“I’m doing something real. I have a role. I’m contributing. I’m developing something. My time has value. I’m not just passing the years.”

discovery, creativity, competence, progress, sharing, purpose, contribution, identity.

meaningful, flexible, low-energy.
animals + nature + helping + teaching kindness + singing + writing + creating.

You want:
something that is genuinely useful
something that’s yours
something with a tangible outcome
creativity
animals/nature
kindness/helping
some sense of competence and progression
enough novelty/interest to keep your ADHD brain engaged
some human connection
ideally some interaction with animals
flexibility when your capacity is shit
not a conventional job where you’re trapped and expected to function at 100% every day

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New Parenting Rules

*Do right or go without etc (consequences). Do things yourself*

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Kids be helpful back too.

Do things yourself or mum takes a point or cancels riding or something.


Don’t nag or argue — repeat the request.


Shared mess = now.


Ignore their bedrooms mostly.


Give a deadline when needed


Responsibilities before extras like lifts, sleepovers, etc.


Don’t do things for them that they can reasonably do themselves.


Say no once — don’t keep defending or explaining it.


No debt for wants


Lifts need an agreed plan. Repeated muck-arounds = fewer optional lifts next time.

Be considerate of mum, be respectful, no excuses/deals.

C-Riding, lifts, groups, friends, points, etc.

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Parenting Costs

$170 for 2 kids at the hervey bay carnival

$440 for 2 kids for 2 days at fraserpop, plus $75 for me for food for the 2 days at maccas waiting for them

$170 for pizzas and garlic breads for her bday party, plus 185 for snacks, cake, decorations etc. (Pre-deducted)

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Next couple yr zodiac

Mid-2026: the worst pressure may start easing emotionally, or you begin getting more support or stability.
Through 2026–27: you’re still in a major period of change, so you can feel tired and stretched even while some parts of life are improving.
2028: the larger transformation is more complete, so life feels noticeably lighter.

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More Future Stuff

About $200/wk spend save for self once kids $s stop at 19 and 23. If they pay own stuff mostly. Could contribute to me too.

Based on everything you’ve told me, a realistic long-term plan could look like this:


Now to about 50: continue raising your kids, keep your expenses low, and let your super keep growing.


Around 50–60: work part-time and build up your super.


Around 60: retire if your super and finances allow, and use your super to support yourself.

At 67: transition mainly to the Age Pension if you’re eligible.


Along the way, if something changes—an inheritance, different housing, your kids helping with costs, or another opportunity—you can adjust the plan.

Rates etc would be affordable on a pension plus basic living. So all good no matter what, pretty much

Animal welfare league, rspca, tracey comedian musicals melbourne.-cassandra knows ppl

Noosa hinterland?

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