work it out

first, i’m happy to be a part of a company that truly cares for their employees. in hard times, they will still find ways to not lay you off. and they find ways to cheer you up and recognize your accomplishments. the big difference between my last job and this one is that i’m in a positive environment where people actually care about you and your development (personal and professional). to think that i allowed my last company to bring me down to where i didn’t think i was good at anything astounds me. honestly, i’m laughing at them now because they’re just a failing company who has to stomp on their “lower end” employees to make themselves feel better. and it’s truly sad that so many people are caught in company cultures like that. so cheers, to all those wonderful companies out there who want to strengthen their people, instead of weakening them.

second, i’m starting to train for the half marathon (2 months late). i ran 2 5ks in the last 2 days… my legs feel heavy.