Climbing the ladder

The last two weeks of my life was exciting. First, I quit my job. Then finally I got accepted as a trainer for a leading women's company. I felt great about it. I know that good things are coming my way and for the first time, I feel like finally, I have landed a job that will make me grow as an individual who wants to climb the ladder of success and financial freedom.

Now, on my first week, I have met so many new faces that I cannot even remember their names. And I was really glad that I met two fantastic ladies whom I shared the room with for almost 5 nights. My gratitude Miss Kelly and Miss Rizza for making me feel warm and welcome. They taught me so many things and I will always miss your company.

Now what I am worried about is this: I wonder what do my branch mates think of me? I can't seem to tell if they like me or not. I know I am likable. But regardless, what I want to focus on beginning this week is my upcoming training at the head office. This will surely put a lot of pressure on me but I kind of missed being pressured, in an attainable manner.

Listening to most people talk about the previous girls who passed in the hands of my new boss makes me nervous. I can't seem to avoid doubting myself. Can I do it? Will I be as efficient as they were? I do not know BUT I want to be one of the best, if not the best. And prove myself to everyone that I indeed deserve being hired.

Declaration:

I WILL BE A GREAT TRAINER.

And I will tell that to myself everyday.

Resignation

My resignation letter goes something like this:

Dear Sir & Ma'am:

For the past year and a half, I have truly enjoyed working with your company however due to personal reasons, I can no longer continue working with you.

It is a hard decision to make but I need to tender my resignation effective immediately to take care of important family matters that will ensure our financial security. Please understand that ever since my father died, we were not able to claim all the benefits entitled to my mother and it has been almost 2 years now since he passed away unexpectedly and the offices handling my father's benefits are urging us to take action as soon as possible. It has now fallen into my hands to take care of this matter for my family since my mother is not physically nor emotionally capable of doing so.

I will never forget all the goodness that you have showed me for the entire duration of my tenure. It has been fun, challenging and rewarding being able to work with you. I only wish more success for the company and that you can find the right people who will give their utmost enthusiasm and sincerity to you just like I did for the past year and a half. I have learned so many things from the both of you, and I will always keep all those things in mind, especially the things that I have learned about the law of attraction and staying positive at all times.

I do sincerely apologize for this sudden action and I would understand if this will upset you. Please understand that it is not my intention to make you feel that way. I will surely miss working at the office. If I can be any assistance to this transition, please let me know. I would be glad to help however that I can.


Sincerely,

Jen

P.S. This is indeed Goodbye. Till we meet again.