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Laney Balis

347

REALTOR® @ Align Right Realty Riverview

07/23/20 at 5:51PM UTC

Career

Job loss...

Losing a job doesn't mean you lose your worth. BUT losing your job and not being able to secure another one quickly definitely takes a toll on you mentally. In turn, it can start to feel like you are not worthy. Remember that you ARE worthy!!!! You are worth the effort!!! You will find the right position for you when the time is right, hold on, and have faith!! #havefaith #youareworthy #oneinamillion

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Melissa Vance Marchon

Remote Operations Manager

07/23/20 at 10:49PM UTC

Absolutely! I lost my job last year and it took over a year to find something again. Things always tend to work out but that transition period can be taxing mentally!

Laney Balis

347

REALTOR® @ Align Right Realty Riverview

07/23/20 at 10:52PM UTC

So true. This is the third time in five years that I’ve been laid off. It’s very trying mentally. I find that posting positive statements and keeping to a routine, no matter what it is, helps.

Aly Brine

1.59k

Helping Corporate Hippies thrive on LinkedIn!

07/23/20 at 9:52PM UTC

Love that you're encouraging folks to look inward on their career journeys. I work with Millennial Women who want to find careers in the corporate world they actually enjoy and that's the very first step in my process. You can go sending resumes to random postings all day but until you realize your internal worth and where you are in your career, it doesn't matter! Let me know if I can support you on your journey!

Laney Balis

347

REALTOR® @ Align Right Realty Riverview

07/23/20 at 10:55PM UTC

Thank you!! I’m Gen X so for me work was just a way to pay bills not for enjoyment. I think most millennials have been pushed more than my gen was to work for the love of it. I know I did it with my daughter. Funny enough though every position I’ve held has one central theme, helping others. So that’s what I continue looking for.

Aly Brine

1.59k

Helping Corporate Hippies thrive on LinkedIn!

07/24/20 at 2:59PM UTC

I think, at it's core, there's a reason that Millennials were pushed by other generations to more openly pursue passion at work; if we have to work, it might as well be something that we enjoy! I think it's awesome that you've discovered that central theme in your work. That'll be really helpful in moving forward. Best of luck!