Laters

Today I put in my two week's notice at my job. It was a bittersweet feeling.

This was my first real job out of college. I have learned so much since I started. I have actually become close to the people I work with. I scratched and clawed my way to a point where I'm earning a fair salary. I finally know what I'm doing and feel comfortable with my job. I learned from my boss what to do (and what not to do) when running a business. I genuinely enjoy what I do and, for the most part, don't dread going to work when I wake up every morning. I get paid to go to networking parties and schmooze with people. I got to see every part of Oahu.

On the other hand . . .

I hate driving over an hour each way to work. Sleep disorders aren't the most exciting subject matter to market. Like I said, I had to scratch and claw my way to the place I'm at, and it wasn't all fun and games. I had to do some ridiculous things that were not part of my job title (walking my boss's dogs for example?) I've learned everything I need to from this job and I'm excited for what's next - whatever that may be