My work was always more than a job - most of my adult identity is tied directly to who I
It's an odd sensation for me to not have a job to go to this morning. Knowing my personality - I stand on a slippery slope. I could easily turn on the TV and crawl back into bed, but I fear that will only lead to self-destruction. Instead - I've already put in an hour on the elliptical and dressed to head to CrossFit in a little while. Mapping out my new schedule - will be a balance of workouts and seeking professional opportunities and finally being able to offer school-related volunteering (something I've never had the time to do b/c I never felt I could put that in front of my work).
Learning the company you've loyally served is willing to move on without you is a blow to self-confidence. I'm hopeful the blow will be minimized if I'm seeing progress toward my fitness goals. Nothing boosts confidence and feeling accomplished like setting new PRs. Confidence that will be needed as I dust off a decade-old resume and start interviewing again. As for my "future endeavors" who knows what is in store for us - but I intend to be Harder2Kill both physically and professionally.
WOW! Pam that stinks. Sounds like it was with out warning too. Knowing you, you will find something that will be awesome...it just make take some time. I am looking forward to hearing what "your future endeavors" will be!
ReplyDeleteHaving recently lost my full-time job and transitioned to a part-time position, can somewhat relate to what you are going through. The confidence you get from hitting your fitness goals will definitely translate to your professional life.
ReplyDeleteI still think you should look into getting a book contract. You're such a good writer and provocative thinker. The world needs to hear your voice!! Get in touch with a literary agent!!!!!