Moving on requires self-forgiveness. We must forgive ourselves for how little we know. We must give ourselves permission to begin again even if we are unaware of what is in store.
"Likely, we have become someone new since we last began"
Thank you for the beautiful words of assurance, Andrew. I am currently progressing myself to resign the work that I love so much. I am full of fear and doubts to resign as I found growth and developed myself into the person I am now because of my work. I realize I have so much potential to offer for this world yet I am so scared to start over again. To start over; doing what I really wanted to do. I know I can do things great or even better instead of staying in my work where I mostly do things according to orders and limited to projects goals and KPIs. However, the thought of uncertainties of what I will be facing in the future (self-worth, pandemic, financial, etc..) is making me scared to start over. When I read this, it gave me a new sense of breath, I believe the person I am now in order to face my becoming.
Thank you so much Andrew for reminding me that the person I am now was so much different (and better) compare the person I was in the early phase of my career. Keep making genuine, beautiful and empowering stories.
How to Face the Fear of Starting Over.
"Likely, we have become someone new since we last began"
Thank you for the beautiful words of assurance, Andrew. I am currently progressing myself to resign the work that I love so much. I am full of fear and doubts to resign as I found growth and developed myself into the person I am now because of my work. I realize I have so much potential to offer for this world yet I am so scared to start over again. To start over; doing what I really wanted to do. I know I can do things great or even better instead of staying in my work where I mostly do things according to orders and limited to projects goals and KPIs. However, the thought of uncertainties of what I will be facing in the future (self-worth, pandemic, financial, etc..) is making me scared to start over. When I read this, it gave me a new sense of breath, I believe the person I am now in order to face my becoming.
Thank you so much Andrew for reminding me that the person I am now was so much different (and better) compare the person I was in the early phase of my career. Keep making genuine, beautiful and empowering stories.