Just a heads-up: I apologize in advance for my English. This might be a tough read. Let's try. Greetings, people. I'm 26 years old. I've worked in selling, but now I'm a welder by trade. Why did I leave? I was selling too little. I'm sure it happened because of my personality — I couldn't be persistent and stubborn. Breaking down objections was too difficult for me — I felt indecent, if you know what I'm saying. After 2,5 years, I started to think come back in selling because of I recently became a father and I earn not enough in welding now. I feel like something in my character has started to change in favor of my boundaries and goals, but I'm not sure exactly. However, I understood my mistakes. What I want to ask you: What does it feel like to be persistent and push people around when they refuse you? Don't you feel uncomfortable when you have to push through and get what you want? But what do you feel?…