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@AleCx04 Thanks man.
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@stackiox I hope so. I really need to be more patient. Now I'm waiting on the decision from CEO. I'm not gonna even text him about it(as I usually do). I still can't believe I did that tho. Thanks, bro.
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I believe everything happens for a good reason. When I was finding a new job, i got this interview scheduled and when the day came, i just didn’t want to go to the interview because I wasn’t sure if I wanted to make the change. My wife pushed me and I woke up, got ready lazily and drove to the interview following every speed limit as I could. I even got a call from the interviewer asking me what happened. I carelessly replied - Yeaa I am stuck in traffic, i’ll be there soon. I mean who talks like that to your interviewer lol. As soon as I entered their office and realized their culture and work environment, I wanted the job very badly as I felt really good being there along with the work they were doing. Since that moment I started doing my best to win the interview. Guess what? I am working there now and happy as ever. I now think it has been the best decision ever. Things happen for a reason. That’s what I believe in. Stay strong.
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At the very least you've viewed your impatience from a point that you saw its impracticality. That's a big deal. I have learned to curb my impatience after fucking up major. Go easy on yourself. We think we're all growed up when something like this happens. Stay strong, put it into perspective, but above all, don't beat up on yourself.
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@bols59 Thanks for the kind words, but I still do. I think like, "why would I send that? I'm such an idiot." But, I'll try...
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@MrCSharp Thanks, they really are.
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@VaderNT Thanks, I definitely will.
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@DivSyntax my experience is I make the same mistake thousands of times and then realize what I'm doing. It's *applying* the knowledge and changing your behaviour that's the hard part.
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@bols59 I know, I have to be patient. That's what made me react the way I did.
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