I apologize for the two-month delay in writing a post. I was going gang busters until AdSense
rejected my application so I sort of lost steam. I think I’m going to reapply, though, and see
how that goes.
In the meantime, I found a new job. Yes, I had only been at my last job for a
short while (9 months to be exact). I
won’t go into the details of that, since they are pretty nasty. Suffice it to say I got out of there just in
time. So today I’m going to talk about cutting the
crap and not feeling bad about it.
That’s right. I
walked away from what I thought was as close to perfect as I could get in a job. You know why I walked? Because I wanted to leave on my own
terms. I don’t feel bad about that. At all.
I did at first, but I got over it.
When you hit one of those roadblocks
- you know the kind I mean – that make you stop and wonder what the heck
you did wrong, then it’s time to stop and evaluate what you want. Don’t feel bad about that. Just evaluate. Decide what you want. Don’t feel bad about saying to yourself that
you deserve to be treated better. Don’t
feel bad about looking for something else.
Cut that crap out. Do what is
best for you and your family and move on.
You know what else you shouldn’t do? Don’t feel like you wasted your time at that
particular job (or whatever it may be).
You know why? Because that time wasn't wasted. It never is.
You always learn something from each experience, no matter how horrible
it that experience may have been.
So that’s it for today’s post. I had to get back in the blog saddle. I think I’ll write more later about the job
hunting process and how to cut the crap out of that. Boy, did I learn a lot this time around…
