I had - what I may say - one of the most rewarding conversations I've had with my former supervisor.
I am
curently at a point where I feel no satisfaction with my job. I am just doing it for the money it gives every pay day. I find no personal fulfillment, happiness, contentment whatsoever. I know that it is a very pathetic state to be into more specially that my job entails motivating people to perform. The irony of it all!
I was looking for options and trying to find another job hoping that I would be able to bring back the motivation back to my now exhausted motivational level. And again, my eyes are welling because I remember my agents back in Baguio. I
remebered how caring and thoughtful they were, and how we have practically spent our days laughing at ourselves or sharing stories about our own lives. To say that we have a harmonious relationship is an understatement. We have formed friendships. And to date they are still the epitome of a team for me.
But then I could drown
myslef with nostalgia and everything will still stay the same. I am still bound to face the situation I have. And yes, I have tried more than once, in fact I try each day I go to work to find one thing or anything that could make me make to love it like I used to but each day, I go home tired - not from work but because I was there but not for the right reasons.
So there I was one pretty ordinary morning, blankly staring at the monitor and trying to find a job online when I noticed that my former supervisor was online from my instant messenger. We had a small talk and I told her that I do not feel happy with my work anymore and am considering to find another job. She told me:
"You are still young. Find what makes you happy." And there I was dumbfounded as if I have just won a million dollars and still cannot believe that I won. Yes, I am still young and I should find what my happiness is, and where my heart lies.
To cut the story, I got out of that company and now am very happy and content with my new one. Yes, there were the usual bumps and turns but I am happy with the people that I work with. I feel open with them and feel that they can accept me for who and what I am and I guess that is one of the most important components that makes working fun.