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Hello. Maybe this is the last thing you want from others, but I'll say it - I'm sorry for you. Although I, like many others, have been in situations somewhat si
by userulluipeste 15y ago
Hello.
Maybe this is the last thing you want from others, but I'll say it - I'm sorry for you. Although I, like many others, have been in situations somewhat similar, I have to admit that it doesn't match the depth level. Therefore what I'll say doesn't have an empirical-derived proven value. It is just a outside perspective that I hope you'll find useful.
1. Priorities in order. I see you worry about a lot of things, like unemployment, loosing professional momentum, your parents, your depths, and about a lot of other multiple aspects of your life. As a former entrepreneur, I'm sure that you can find a way to deal with each one accordingly. I would consider first of all my sanity, especially the mental stability, no mater what.
2. Discipline. Manage your own life and improve the chances of getting needed and desired targets. Peace and free time would be incentives to new ideas, which are essential for getting back on your feet.
3. Research. Study everything that looks promising (for new opportunities).