Please Know That Things Will Get Better
You feel stuck in your life and you don’t know what’s next. That empty feeling causes you to daydream in the shower and walk to the office without remembering how you arrived there.
You lost your job or your career feels like it’s going downhill faster than the Jamaican Bobsled Team in the classic movie Cool Runnings. Meanwhile, your colleagues from the last company are killing it and posting photos of all the places they get to visit with their golden ticket: the corporate card.
You are having a rough time because you just broke up with your romantic partner and you still don’t know why. You’re sure it’s their fault, but a small voice in your head says it might be yours.
We’re all waking up each day and dealing with difficult situations. To be human is to endure these difficulties on a daily basis and somehow find joyful moments in-between.
Every day I log in to my LinkedIn account and am overwhelmed by messages from people who are feeling so much pain. Many are unhappy in their jobs and some feel like they are living without any purpose.
The challenges of the current economic cycle scare many and some secretly feel in the back of their heads that they are about to endure a world of pain. My response to these messages is always the same: things will always get better.
