Lately, gentle readers, several people have asked your MatchGirl how she went from being unemployed to heading up social media for a digital media company in Manhattan. People are asking me what was my secret.
Here it is.
I did the work.
I put myself out there.
I blogged.
I Tweeted.
I made Facebook groups.
I managed communities in real life and online.
I wrote and wrote and wrote. I put it all out there.
I imagined what I wanted to do and I looked for it.
Long time readers will know that it's not what I originally envisioned for myself.
But over the year and a half of unemployment, of getting out there and meeting people and connecting people and founding Work It Brooklyn (with two awesome gals) and constantly creating contents for blogs, something changed (as so often happens in life). I came to the realization that, though I love sewing and crafting and baking, what makes me feel the best - the most accomplished, is helping people connect. So a career that revolves around using social media platforms to make that happen - and educating people about the nest ways to do it for themselves - is amazing.
Advice, dear readers, think about what makes you happy. And write your resume to that. You'll find your calling. Or, maybe... your calling will find you.
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