I Quit My Job

 

Happy Tuesday!

Hello, hello, hello, and happy Tuesday! Today is a new day to be able to focus on what really matters in life, which again, for me, is faith and family. Yesterday I went through something that I thought I would be traumatized about for a while. I no longer feel that way. Instead, I feel blessed beyond belief. 

Today’s Poem

Today’s poem is about… you guessed it- quitting my job! It was very short-lived. I went to work for three days and quit during my lunch break yesterday. I couldn’t handle being around all of the people, and I couldn’t handle hearing that only after a short while I would be left to fend for myself and figure things out on my own. I had a panic attack in my car during my lunch break, told my husband, and he said he supported me with me wanting to take off and never return.

I called my boss and politely told her I couldn’t come back, and that I couldn’t handle all of the people with my debilitating social anxiety. I told her that I wanted to go back to the healthcare field, where I had worked for so many years (over 15 years ago). My boss was very kind to me, and I truly appreciated that.

I thought I was a failure at first, but now I see that it was meant to be.

I hope that if you are feeling like a failure in any way today, that you can possibly see the other side of the coin, and realize that you can soar above the feeling of failure and achieve more than you thought you ever could. 🙂

I hope you enjoy today’s poem! 

I Quit My Job

 

Sometimes we are humbled when we least expect it

Sometimes we fall down when we thought we were stronger

Sometimes we start to cry when we thought we could control it

Sometimes things do not work out as planned

 

I thought I was ready to conquer the world

I thought my medication could save me from the world

I thought there was nothing that could hold  me back in the world

I thought I could be finally comfortable within the world

 

But then I quit my job

 

Why did I quit my job, you might ask?

 

After such a short time, shouldn’t I have given it more of a chance?

 

I quit my job because I couldn’t handle it

And I am the type of person who will admit it

 

I guess that the job wasn’t right for me

I guess I cared more to be with my family

I guess that it made me start to see

How blessed, I am with less, already

 

It gave me a new sense of gratitude

It gave me more than I was expecting to see

It gave me a whole other part of me

It gave me the freedom to see what I needed to see

 

I quit my job, and now  I am off to the next journey

 

 

Now I am glad that I quit my job, even though I thought I had failed

Now I am glad I quit my job, so I can accomplish what I was made for

Now I am glad I quit my job, so I can go back to what I used to live for

To take care of other people within this world

                                                     I quit my job

Until next time, stay safe, and be blessed!

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