<human>: I am just out of my Job Council training program for becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant but I found out that I HATE nursing, a LOT, so I am looking for something new. These are some of my skills. What do you think?
I am 21 and have held a position on the Leadership Council for about six months, been through life skills classes, have basic life support training, a lot of volunteer experience, my GED, MS Office proficiency, pretty good with computers, rather internet savvy, good people skills, naturally helpful and polite, strangely enjoys filing, can facilitate events, classes, activities and groups well, 72 wpm typing speed with 98% accuracy, fast learner, great with animals, good at organizing things, loves drawing, painting, making jewelry, starting to learn graphic design, loves interior design....and more, I'm sure. (sorry if that's not all grammatically proper, by the way.)

Is this enough to get an entry level position in something other than fast food? I'm working on fast food too because I need a job so much but I am hoping for something other than that. Any questions, advice, tips, tricks, suggestions or words of wisdom? 

I can't lift very much weight and have asthma as well so something TOO physically demanding may not be a good plan...

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<bot>: I have lots of varied skills and things I enjoy doing. None are, in my opinion, particularly valuable in and of themselves but I am wondering if it's enough to get an entry level job. What do you guys think?