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Mean Meese for 2020!

 

Here's a funny story... If you dare to read it all!

 

Not that long ago someone shared on here how they hated their job, but didn't want to quit because they didn't want to disappoint anyone. I told them to quit or at least work on quitting, since they needed to do what's best for them. Something along those lines.

 

Why's that funny?

 

I have been in a job I've started to loathe in the past months and wasn't even thinking of quitting. Yet I told someone else to do that. Yep.

 

Why couldn't I follow my own advice?

 

I thought I needed to stay where I was to achieve a very personal and important goal to me. I needed to keep saving money for it and that meant staying in a job that was killing me slowly from inside out and clenching my money every month to make sure I save as much as I can. The end goal was to quit after all was done.

 

The problem?

 

Not even that I've grown to hate my job, but the fact that I thought this was the only way to achieve my goal. I realized that it's been a while since I've felt genuine joy. I spent 6 years in a foreign country on my own. The best decision I ever made, because it changed my life beyond my expectations. But my time here was over. It was way, way overdue. I've been feeling like I needed to leave and go back to Europe, go back home, since about a year ago.

 

Now what?

 

Last week, I resigned, bought a ticket home, and got an invitation for a job interview back home—all in one day. Crossing my hooves that I get that job!

 

The lesson?

 

There is more than one way to achieve my goals. And I don't need to suffer. I can do what I need to do and make my dreams come true.

 

Not to mention I've missed nature walks, enjoying all four seasons, having four-legged friends, driving, and being more free.

 

On January 26th 2020, I am going home.

 

Thank you for coming to my TED talk!

 

Moosehaps some of you have noticed already that I don't have my color anymore (whichever tone that was lol).

 

With all the changes in my life, I just couldn't do this any longer. I want to focus on myself right now. Frankly, I don't even know where all this determination comes, but yeah... I want to succeed. Doing stuff I know and new stuff I don't know yet. Learning and improving every day. I used to think business was not for me, but you can't stop me now! I have such a strong desire to be the best possible at what I do and whatever I will set to do in the future. I also want to fix my health and to finally enjoy what I see in the mirror. But yeah... I'll take it one hoof at a time!

 

Following my dreams and being my best self possible is the only way to live for me.

 

So here I am. 6 years later I am off the team! It wasn't an easy decision. I've thought about it for a while. It was hard to go. But in my heart, I knew what I had to do. I have enjoyed being on the team and being part of GASR's journey and transformation.

 

I wish all the best to the rest of the team and lots of success for GASR as a whole!

Be kind to each other, guys! Work hard, but also rest hard! Well maybe soft. 

 

Moosey Blessings and Moosey Love! 

 

 

P.S. Join my group Art of Moosenificence 

MERRY MOOSEMAS!

 

My kind of bedroom 

 

Mickey Mouse isn't the only one celebrating today.

Except I'm still young and crisp! 

 

'Sup, Haveners!

 

Ya boy Moose got his first ink today!