Love the piece. And I think it is a very common symptom felt by many. I think there is a lot of merit in searching for meaning in the job you have, but if it isn't there any more because you've outgrown it, also okay to pursue a new path, as scary as that may seem.
You’ve captured it beautifully, TK! Sometimes we can still find meaning where we are, but other times, that inner signal just won’t quiet down. Outgrowing something that once fit is hard to accept, but as you said, it’s okay. And often, that scary new path is where we finally meet ourselves again.
okay wow, this was so real. I feel like you just described my last few months perfectly. curious, what helped you finally decide to pivot? would love to hear more.
The pandemic layoff forced me out, I was too loyal to the corporate to leave on my own. But all’s well that ends well. Now I’m focused on amplifying the feelings I had back when I wasn’t fulfilled at work.
Love the piece. And I think it is a very common symptom felt by many. I think there is a lot of merit in searching for meaning in the job you have, but if it isn't there any more because you've outgrown it, also okay to pursue a new path, as scary as that may seem.
You’ve captured it beautifully, TK! Sometimes we can still find meaning where we are, but other times, that inner signal just won’t quiet down. Outgrowing something that once fit is hard to accept, but as you said, it’s okay. And often, that scary new path is where we finally meet ourselves again.
This reminds me of my brother. Sadly, some people get stuck in the same routine, same emotions and a predictable future, but not us! Great writing.
so many people stay in that loop without realizing there’s another way. It’s possible to break out of it. Here’s to choosing better for ourselves.
okay wow, this was so real. I feel like you just described my last few months perfectly. curious, what helped you finally decide to pivot? would love to hear more.
The pandemic layoff forced me out, I was too loyal to the corporate to leave on my own. But all’s well that ends well. Now I’m focused on amplifying the feelings I had back when I wasn’t fulfilled at work.