Dear Readers (or just me someday in the future),
In my last post, I was feeling despair after having lost the job I had maintained for ten years. But the despair was not so much a woe is me as much as I lamented about not having prepared for the end of employment. I fully trusted God to open the door to a new opportunity and He did!
I owe much praise to my Father above Who goes before me and also to my earthly father who has some amazing connections in this city. It was at a function he attended that he struck up a conversation with a local business owner. She said something that resonated with my dad, who then shared that statement with me: "It's not what you know, but who you know" that started a chain of events that floored me. Within a few days of that conversation at a unrelated function, I found myself gainfully employed - with benefits!
Most of you know that I have been struggling keeping my medical care stable with ObamaCare options and have often complained that I really needed to secure a job with benefits in order to drop what I have. In about a month, I will be able to do just that! To say I am grateful is an understatement. Humbled? Yes. Relieved? You bet! So far, the best outcome is that I am no longer stressed to the point of raising my blood pressure. My anxiety is also lessened and I am finally excited to come to work and tackle what lays before me. I no longer had excitement with my former job - mostly due to the stress and anxiety that were covering me daily.
Do I hold animosity towards my old team? Nope. It just comes to the fact that we had different views of direction that was being taken and I voiced concerns that they did not share or want to discuss. That's okay. I'm better for having had the experiences there and I have skills that I did not have before. Skills that can still be useful in my current job or beyond. Nothing to be negative about. I do still have moments where I feel concern for them and such, but then I let go and take another step forward - no looking back.
Be blessed and be a blessing.
~ Wendy
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