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Hey Guys,
I could use you're help and thoughts. Back in 2015 i had this sweet Job Lined up with a major airline as ground crew/ Baggage handler. At the time i didn't get the job cause of the medical exam. Currently I'm not happy with my current job so i keep thinking back to the past. Since 2015 I've put on a fair bit of weight. Now i wanna work toward my goal and live this dream job but is it worth the effort and long would it take me. I'm not sure what to do HELP PLEASE 😄
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I think that your happiness is the most important thing and if it's something you want to try going for then that's a good thing!
I always believe in following your heart and your intuition 🙂
Please keep us updated on how you go!
Hey @scared01 @missep @sylviaisaplant
Sorry for the delayed reply. Thankyou very much for you're input guys it's something I'm seriously considering for my future plans
Hey @Brendos94 just wanted to jump in here and say that I think it's great that you've got something that you want to work towards. It likely won't be easy, but if it's something you really want, it'll be worth it. You can do this! 🙂
@Brendos94 So awesome to hear you thinking about your goals, and your future !
Let us know what you decide to do.
Perhaps you could head over to the weekly goals thread to chat with others about the short-term goals you wanna put in place?
There's also some great info over on the website about setting larger goals - check it out here.
Hi @Brendos94 :^)!
As someone that's incredibly anxious all the time, I completely relate to what you've described. For me, I've managed to quell my thoughts of other possibilities by realising that what could have happened wouldn't have necessarily been better :').
Sometimes stupidly simple exercises, like drawing a pros and cons list, can help me figure out where my values are. But if you can still see yourself proud about pursuing your dreams 2 months, 2 years later down the line then I think you've made a great choice :^) unfortunately, dreams are often hard to achieve but the journey is often more fulfilling than the end~
