I used to be a bit anxious about what tomorrow might bring. I have grown tired of the BPO industry, while it is a noble profession, it is not the career that I would always want in the first place.
My dream is to become a lawyer and I know there are law students who are working in a different field, but for me, I cannot build a career in the industry where I am working right now.
I have never seen self-entitled people in this industry it is unfathomable how the management has been enabling this kind of hostility that destroys the mental health of its employees.
I used to talk with clients in a lively manner to appear that I was excited to help them out, however, being underpaid will never ignite passion.
It was such a misconception that everything would be worth the penny that I am being compensated, but now, I am being paid dust.
I do not seek recognition and appreciation but adequate compensation.
I was terrified to step out, but now, I am happy to have finally had the courage to apply for an entry-level position in a law firm that would ignite my fire to keep on going in law school.
My co-trainers are about to transfer to another BPO company with a competitive salary and great benefits, though I've appreciated their invitation, I have had to decline.
I am no longer happy with my job and it has been keeping me away from my goal.
The first week of classes
My first classes have been something to look forward to, I am excited to finish the semester with high grades.
I pray for God's guidance and to bear the fruits of the Holy Spirit as I owe everything to Him.
However, I have been staying in my sister's place whenever it is my rest day at work. It has become my habit since we made up.
Bounce back from regaining the weight I lost.
Regaining the weight I lost before is entirely my fault.
I should have known better than being confident that my body has adapted to having a fast metabolism.
I need to start from scratch and control my binge eating.
I was also disorganized before that I did not take my workout routines seriously.
My workout consists of strength training, as I need it to build muscles and lose my fat faster.
Society has made fat people worthy of insults, it has made me upset how gaining a few inches has become shameful to other people.
After all, it boils down to my well-being.
I am more concerned about my health, I do admit that fat-shaming has affected mental health.
One of the few things, I am going to do is to be consistent once again in my routine.
Another leap of faith that I am about to take is to start my business.
I have always been involved in the retail business, but this is the first time that I will start with capital.
I have prayed first before deciding and I will keep on praying for the Lord's guidance all throughout.