The Brighter Side of Losing a Job

*Note before you proceed, this blog post is kind of personal. Please bear with me I just needed to write.*

Hi awesome WA'ers! I seldom blog in the platform because of several reasons and one of them is lack of time. If, I would have an extra I prefer to spent it working on my website.

But, today and forward will be an exemption, because...

I lost my job!! 😢

It's really frustrating. I didn't believe that my job would get affected by Covid because we (S.Korea) already surpassed the critical stage (there's an increase on number of patients though at the moment). I thought I would be able to keep my job in spite of the crisis...

Well, I guess I was wrong.

Showing my frustrations and sadness to my family will not be helpful so, I decided to blog here. Although, I know I should not because it's one of WA rules, not to share personal stuff (that's what I learned/heard when I first started), I just needed to.

Like I said, please bear with me.

Deep breath...

But, gladly, I'm the type of person who always look on the brighter side of everything, of every situation.

Yes, I lost my job but the brighter side of it is I now have time to spent ;

• With my kid. Now I can be a mom! lol

• Helping my husband in our "itsy bitsy tiny" business 😁.

The one thing I'm so happy and excited about is...

• I can focus on my website now. I have a lot of work to do.
  • Create more blog posts
    
  • Update old blog posts
    
  • (re)Do my Social Media
    
  • Promote my website
  • Apply for affiliate (at last!)

• I can be (a bit) active on WA.

• And, finally, I'll have time to get some sleep and rest (hopefully 🤞).

Final words...

So, if anyone of you who got laid off or affected by the pandemic in any way, don't lose hope. It's okay to be sad and feel devastated.

But, always look on the brighter side. There's always a reason behind it.

Remember ...