I Manifested My Dream Job
I was abruptly let go from my last job when my 90 days was up. The circumstances behind my termination were fishy. The explanation that they gave had me scratching my head. I didn’t see it coming because they told me that I was doing a great job. Mind you this was my second time in this particular specialty. But by the grace of God I got a job offer two weeks later. I get to work from and with no phones and I don’t have to set foot in anyone’s clinic. I knew by the way that I got fired that God had to have something better around the corner for me. Every job that I have had has been a testament to Gods grace and mercy because they have always has been a step up from the last one. I spoke this job into existence for years. I said that I wanted to work from home with no patients and phones. Blessings aren’t always wrapped with a pretty bow. They are disguised in challenges hardships and unexpected situations.
Truth be told I wasn’t feeling the job anyway and the pay sucked!🤪
#workfromhome #fyp #bepatientwithgod #godwillworkitout #godwillneverfail
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Definitely been in this situation. I was let go from my last job and it sucked. I was still in my early days too and they were monitoring me like a hawk. It was wfh, and I had gotten sick and was away 20 minutes in the bathroom. I was honest about being sick but they were still on me. I was low-key happy they terminated me, but now I'm back looking and it's been discouraging.