Why being fired was the best thing to happen to me
Ik ya probably like “is this ho coo?” 😂 and I promise ya I am. I worked for this company that treated their employees like absolute garbage. If you are not white, they will not welcome you like if you were one of their own the managers talk down to you like your scum and even when you do the most for them they’re still willing to put other people before you. I dealt with coworkers who put in less than half of effort but still work there. I’m somebody that if something’s wrong I’m not gonna keep my mouth shut and that was not something that they liked. Hence the excessive bad treatment and the drama that ALWAYS was going on. It took such a mental, physical and emotional toll on me that I cried every day before going in. But now I am a small business owner working from home and I get to choose what I do and don’t deal with. My mind is at peace and while I’m still stressing with my income, i definitely feel better off. And right now we are making it through so only a few more clients and we’re gonna be thriving 🥰
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