Personal Narrative: Everything Will Turn Out All Right
There is not one person out there that does not have a belief. If you accept it and you feel that it as the truth or if it exists then I belief it’s a belief. One of my many believes now is “Everything will turn out all right”. Every bad story has a happy ending, well that’s the way I see it now. Shortly after graduating high school, I began working at a hospital and I worked there for a few years, but soon things began to change as we got a new manager, people began to leave, new people came on board and shortly they began to let people go because of budget cuts. I didn’t think much about it until I was let go suddenly. At the moment I was speechless that so many thoughts were running through my head that I just walked out without saying a word.
As if things couldn’t get any worse I felt horrible thinking “why me?” Started beating myself up for it, thinking what did I do wrong or maybe I wasn’t working hard enough. Constantly thinking of what ifs. As for the new manger he felt awful and told me about a job that was hiring so I interviewed and got the job. I felt that there was a little light at the end of the tunnel. First two days of my new job were okay, but as soon as I got the hang of the workflow and got to know my new coworkers, they began to tell me horrible things about the place …show more content…
These two job scenarios were a rude awakening and I realized that we should not always get to comfortable at a job or jump so quickly into a new one. Shortly after being jobless for the second time around in the same year I had low spirits, nothing going for myself, I just simply didn’t want to do anything. I lost myself. One day I met up with one of close friends and wow did she ever lecture me, but the words that gave me comfort were “Everything will turn out all right”. These small, simple words turn things around for me. I’ve always heard people say it but never put too much thought into
As if things couldn’t get any worse I felt horrible thinking “why me?” Started beating myself up for it, thinking what did I do wrong or maybe I wasn’t working hard enough. Constantly thinking of what ifs. As for the new manger he felt awful and told me about a job that was hiring so I interviewed and got the job. I felt that there was a little light at the end of the tunnel. First two days of my new job were okay, but as soon as I got the hang of the workflow and got to know my new coworkers, they began to tell me horrible things about the place …show more content…
These two job scenarios were a rude awakening and I realized that we should not always get to comfortable at a job or jump so quickly into a new one. Shortly after being jobless for the second time around in the same year I had low spirits, nothing going for myself, I just simply didn’t want to do anything. I lost myself. One day I met up with one of close friends and wow did she ever lecture me, but the words that gave me comfort were “Everything will turn out all right”. These small, simple words turn things around for me. I’ve always heard people say it but never put too much thought into