I was asked to write a 2,000 word essay on my story. I've written blogs here and there about how I started on my journey and all of the steps I took to get here. Today, Salon.com published my story that I wrote about the past three years of my life and it ended up on the front page of their website. Needless to say, I am thrilled and a bit wary at the same time.
I don't mind writing personal things here and there about myself (which I do) on this blog, but I couldn't believe the amount of support as well as criticism I received for it. Everyone has an opinion and not everyone can do, is willing to do, or even wants to do what I have done and continue to do. There is a lot of talk about the money I made at my job in the corporate world. The fact is, my first job after college (and many jobs after that) was minimum wage and I never in my wildest dreams thought I could make six figures. At one point, I told my boss that I thought I was making too much money. I am certainly not in that situation today, but it's the choice I made and yes, I am extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to be in that circumstance.
In any case, it's a summary of quitting my job and quitting alcohol to gain a life.
A sincere thank you to all that have followed me, and continue to follow me on this journey and for all of the help I've had along the way from the kindness of strangers. I enjoy sharing my experiences with you.
To read the full article, click HERE
I don't mind writing personal things here and there about myself (which I do) on this blog, but I couldn't believe the amount of support as well as criticism I received for it. Everyone has an opinion and not everyone can do, is willing to do, or even wants to do what I have done and continue to do. There is a lot of talk about the money I made at my job in the corporate world. The fact is, my first job after college (and many jobs after that) was minimum wage and I never in my wildest dreams thought I could make six figures. At one point, I told my boss that I thought I was making too much money. I am certainly not in that situation today, but it's the choice I made and yes, I am extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to be in that circumstance.
In any case, it's a summary of quitting my job and quitting alcohol to gain a life.
A sincere thank you to all that have followed me, and continue to follow me on this journey and for all of the help I've had along the way from the kindness of strangers. I enjoy sharing my experiences with you.
To read the full article, click HERE
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