“You’re in the wrong line of business – move on girl! You need to use your REAL gifts and talents and act, sing, etc. I’m totally serious. Get out there and go for it and go all the way with it. I wish I had a sharp and quick sense of humor as well as the ability to act and perform. One day you may look back and think, why didn’t I do more of..?”
A typical email from a coworker.
In early March, I’m making a move to be the Sarah I want to be.
This is both terrifying and completely enthralling.
My company has been good to me through the years, providing me endless skill sets and tons of friends and great experiences and all that jazz, but with layoffs looming and budget cuts aiming for our main arteries, an opportunity presented itself that was, in essence, what I’ve always wanted to explore.
And even more, I’m already pretty good at this field. And I know how to expand it.
And I’m psyched.
And I’m terrified.
But for now?
I’m psyched.
Life’s too short, and the chances are too few.
