When you are broke, nobody calls you
But the moment some coins land in your pocket, you begin receiving funny-funny calls from random girls.
Don't accept.
Switch off your phone and sleep.
The devil is a liar.
Refuse!
To the techies who’ve been laid off this week.
You got this, you’ll land something soon. Or you might not.
Here’s what you need to know.
1. You’re no longer a moneyed techie. $3 for latte is too much.
2. Cut all non basic spending ASAP. Don’t wait for the runway to start drying up. Cancel gym and embrace working out for free. Only one music app, downgrade your internet speeds, move if possible.
3. Don’t start applying for new roles immediately. You’re not in a good mental state now.
4. Create a routine as early as possible. Continue working 8 hours a day. Find something.
5. Embrace the possibility that might not get something that pays as much.
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While you're alive, there's always something you can do to be better than you are now. The delays, disappointments, and no are life's vote of confidence in you.
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Tomato-less Chicken stew on a bed of creamy Mashed potatoes served with asparagus prepared by my chief snack officer who just graduated into the Roaming Chef Mini.
Days are long but the years fly by so fast. Here’s your reminder to slow down and appreciate the little moments.
Enjoy them while they’re still little, you won’t get to do it twice.