So I’ve made a couple of posts on here the past few months about being really depressed about losing my job because of COVID. I worked as a waiter part time while studying. I’ve had rejection after rejection.

So last week I decided eff this. My long term career goal is to be a care worker, waiting is just paying the bills while I study. Why don’t I just send an application for a support worker and see what happens? If I don’t get it ah well.

Friday I got a request for interview and today I got accepted into the agency. Just waiting for my details to be processed and I’ll hopefully starting work as a TA for additional needs children in a couple of weeks. I’m blown away I thought this step in my career wouldn’t be for years but I’m actually on the first step of my adult career?!?!? I’m honestly over the moon and I can’t wait to start making a difference.

Just thought I’d share this positivity as I guess I’ve posted a lot of negativity lately. Send off that application what’s the worst that can happen?