A Change Will Do You Good

Hello everyone!

I'm just tapping this update out on my phone's browser because I can't really be bothered with firing up my laptop to do this.

It's been a while since I just wrote about whatever was on my mind, hasn't it?

I must admit from a recent admission I made in my own personal journal that I'm facing a life changing opportunity in the job market and it, naturally, is giving me a lot to think about...

Choices, Choices, Choices!

Simply put, if I make it through both stages of the process, I'll be moving out of the country.

For how long? Indefinitely as it stands.

It's in Maastricht, Holland, or as those in the know will remember the home town of my favourite violinist and conductor; André Rieu...

The job itself is something I have done before, but the real cushty nature of it is that it will be working for a very, VERY prestigious company!

Who that is with I'm not saying just yet, but it's funny what happens when you get your focus sorted; God's blessings of immeasurable proportions hunt you down and catch up with you!

I know what you're thinking, in fact it's the very same thought I've been having every day now:-

What about your crush?

Harsh Reality

It's harsh but I'm faced with, if successful, the choice between telling her before I go and not telling her. It's that simple.

It's still early days yet, because I've only just expressed an interest in applying, but it still doesn't stop the thought from chasing me down and getting me to look at IT instead of at God!

I know that, whatever I decide, God has my back, it is just a shame that there is no right answer between taking the job and not.

It came as a shock to one of my friends who I don't think saw it coming and, if I'm honest, appears to think I'm daft for even considering it.

But it's not about them, is it? This is a chance to work for a highly prestigious company that could forever alter my career prospects.

Final Thought

I, well, you could say that I don't know what to do but I think it all ties in with what my friend, Matt, said to me the other day:-

Yep, there isn't a 'wrong' answer, God will be with you no matter what so you don't really have anything to lose. I think often times God is quite happy for us to choose what we want to do. He has given us free will after all.

Wow!

That's the kind of friendship I need right now, isn't it?

Until next time...