In the ever-evolving landscape of our careers the only constant is change. I have read posts that embrace the journey and those that are lost on their path. Embracing change isn't always easy, but it's in these moments of transformation that we discover our true potential. Reflecting on my journey, I'm incredibly grateful for the challenges that have pushed me out of my comfort zone. Each obstacle has been a stepping stone, teaching me resilience, creativity, and the power of a growth mindset. Yesterday, I had a conversation regarding a potential new position and she said I was a glass is half full kind of person. I couldn’t help but reflect on that after the call and be grateful for that mindset and think sometimes the glass that is half full needs to replenish those that are half empty. Do I have concerns about my severance running out and benefits ending, yes, of course. But I also have confidence in myself and faith that everything happens for a reason. I don’t know what the next chapter will bring but I do know I will handle it with the positive, driven mindset I have done my entire life. Looking for a new job is hard, getting laid off was hard, making decisions that ultimately effect your family is hard. Waking up with the mindset you can conquer anything you put your mind to, that’s easy! To all my connections: let's continue to support and inspire each other. Share your stories, celebrate your victories, and learn from your setbacks. Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities and dreams into realities. Here's to embracing the unknown and growing stronger every day! 💪✨ #Inspiration #GrowthMindset #CareerJourney #EmbraceChange #Gratitude #OpenToWork #ReadyToWorkAgain
Love your optimism Carina and yes, embracing the growth mindset as you embrace the unknown is key to achieving anything in life. Keep up the spirit and best of luck :)
Well said, you are doing fantastic.
Well done! It takes great strength to look inward on what is working and what we can change. You are bound for great things - Keep going.
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2wI was in your shoes a year ago and it's a very humbling experience. Wishing you the best