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I just got laid off from my 240k software job and I'm not really sure what to do. Three months ago I graduated college and I thought I had my dream life, a good job, new friends, new car. And if you've been following me for a while, you've known that I've failed at a lot of different things and done a lot of spontaneous stuff during college. Everyone else, I grinded like everyone else. I did all the research, I did all the leak codes, I did all the research just so that I could get into machine learning because I liked it a lot and that's where the future was heading. But at the same time, I was trying to prepare for something by building apps, but I didn't really expect that to actually happen. I started making content around two years ago because I thought it was super easy to do. I liked it. I was not afraid about talking on the camera and a lot of my favorite YouTubers growing up were, you know, very big inspirations and in those two years I've helped hundreds of people get interviews and stuff like that on social media. I also make content about my life story, a bunch of the travels I've done. So this is a little weird position. You're no longer in one that people are inspired by. One thing that I learned is that things don't always work out in your favor and it's your duty to prepare for that. And I strongly believe that everything happens for that this might be for the best.
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