July 4th is the day you start moving forward with nothing to hold you back.
Tomorrow the United States will celebrate its independence from being ruled by another country. Before the U.S. could move forward with directing its own success, it had to separate from the negative energy that was holding it back. Are you able to celebrate the freedom from all the negativity caused by the involuntary separation from your last job?
Many job searchers aren’t. They are afraid of moving forward because their confidence is shaken and they fear another job loss. They have a hard time seeing the possibilities ahead because of the many unanswered questions that cause fear and anxiety. The uncertainty, combined with the anger, resentment and bitterness of the involuntary separation, is a road block to future success.
Getting rid of the anger, resentment and bitterness of being let go is necessary to move forward. A job searcher must fully mourn their lost job. Instead, they hide the negative feelings and emotions as they have been taught by society. But these emotions have adverse effects on the mind, body and spirit. It is essential that they release the negativity.
When the anger, resentment, and bitterness are fully acknowledged and put to rest, the job searcher is now ready to tackle a successful job search. A job search is frustrating; having emotional baggage makes the search more difficult. A successful job search requires full concentration. A job searcher needs to be fully engaged in their future and not held back by the past. The tug-of-war between the past and the present get in the way of success.
Free yourself from the past. The United States did and has accomplished so much. You have so much ahead of you that’s just waiting for you. You can release the negativity holding you back. Better things are ahead of you.
p.s. If you are celebrating with friends and family, don’t forget to network!
Today is the day you can start freeing yourself from the past. If you would like to learn how to release the anger, resentment and bitterness, click here.
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