new to boulder!

Thomas, I'm going to be honest here. Your writing is horrible and I would never recommend you to anyone based simply on that.  If you cannot bother to use the shift button or spell check I can only surmise that you're too lazy to do other things.  The Colorado athletic/outdoor industry is extremely competitive for employment and those employers can and do take these things into account when making hiring decisions. It's not enough to love a sport.  I am extremely close with my running store's managers and employees and know for a fact that they would not hire you if they saw this post and you never know who is reading this. Posting on the internet is never as anonymous as you might think so keep that in mind.  

I know this is harsh but I would be remiss to not tell you.  I have, in the past, tried to get into the industry, am educated, write well and speak well but the closest I've come is coaching ski racing.  Now I chose to earn a living in a good job but not in the industry and just enjoy sports in my free time.  

You're right, I don't know what disabilities you might have but if you're able to type I suspect you're able to at least capitalize properly.  Constructive criticism isn't negative, it's honest and helpful if you take it in the spirit in which it's intended.  I've gotten constructive criticism in my life which is sometimes a hard pill to swallow but I have learned from it and been made better for it. 

well when your constantly looked down and criticized about your spelling and capitalization from the time you were able to write to just know...its gets old quick...its not about my spelling or whatever. its about the point i'm trying to express. i hate when people don't even see the big picture im trying to get to when all they see is the crappy writing. im simple just looking for suggestions of places to look for a job.. and if people want to take how i spell on a public forum where i dont really care about my spelling cool-judge the book by the cover. its not a actual application or resume...which i indeed get a second and third look over by other people.

and sorry if i mis-spelled,switched words,did not capitalize or put the right punctuation in my post!

While this thread is straying a little off topic for a tri group, COSkiGirl was just offering some constructive criticism.  It was you who asked for help finding a job, and her comments are probably the best advice you are going to get when it comes to finding work.  

Before I even read COSkiGirl's reply, I was thinking there was no way I would ever recommend you for a job.  It's not just your spelling and your grammar, but also missing words, incorrect words, etc.

People judge you by the way you speak and the way you write.  Please take her comments as she intended.  Not as a put down, but as helpful feedback.

Yes, this is just a forum, but potential employers can, and will, check you out online.  As COSkiGirl mentioned, the outdoor industry in Colorado is extremely competitive and if you come across as uneducated, you will not land a job.

Thank you for your input Robert.  

Mr.rogersisinthehoood, your application and resume are not in a vacuum. 32% of employers have looked at forums to assess a potential employee's fitness for a job.  

http://www.theworkbuzz.com/find-the-job/career-advice/online-reputation/

I wish you good luck.  I don't wish you harm in any way but I'm sorry that I can't have a lot of hope for your job hunt.  Perhaps you do come off very differently in person and will land your dream job and if that is the case, more power to you.  But, if you arrive here and find it difficult to find a job maybe you'll then think about this kind of posting, and your reaction to it, and reconsider.  

Wow.  While constructive criticism is helpful and your comments were relatively accurate, a little tact goes a long way.