You spend a lot of time getting gussied up. It takes hours to research and craft company-specific resumes, LinkedIn profiles, monster profiles, career builder profiles – it feels a lot like an online dating service. Reading job postings and feeling that surge of excitement when something really seems on paper like it could be a perfect match only to experience the low of the rejection or worse – the silence. Rejection feeds the insecurities that are already festering in your mind.
In our house we use the term black hole to describe when The Hubs and I are in panic, pity and overall freak-out mode. We've agreed that
the black hole has be remain tiny. We can’t afford for both of us to be in the black hole at the
same time. So we take turns. It’s helpful because hopefully when one of us has
slipped into the black hole – one is there to pull the other one out. It’s not
perfect – but so far we’re politely taking turns. Right now the most effective way to keep
from slipping into the black hole is to workout. Getting to C3 everyday has
been a priority for me. In fact I’ve sampled a few class times to see which would fit
better into my “new normal” schedule and definitely have found that tackling
the WOD before I turn on the computer helps me tremendously. WODs are never
easy – and they are designed that way. At the end – you’ve really accomplished something
very daunting. You’ve got that accomplishment behind you, and that is rocket
fuel for the energy that job-dating requires. Pimpin ain’t easy.
Job Dating Ad
I’m a hard-working, drama-free recently divorced from 12
year relationship (job) and seeking company that likes to have fun while still kicking
ass. I have a passion for communicating, an eye for detail and an odd love for
logistics. For the right company, I will move mountains to ensure the sun
highlights your assets (public relations); diffuse any situation that may
detract from success (crisis and internal communications), shout news from the
mountain tops (social media) and can throw one hell of a party (event
planning). If I sound like your perfect match, hit me up. I would love to use
my pimpin skills for your company.
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