To be honest, I did feel lost after graduating and passing the board exam. Like I don’t know what path to take.
After the boards, I spent my 2-month vacation here in our province, specifically here in our house. In the span of 10 weeks, I’ve been ruminating about my life. What's the next step to take, or what’s my initial plan to be successful. I seek God's help by praying and asking for guidance. Then he never failed me. He then gave me a sign, which led me to do the next step (which is a secret because I don’t want others to know it). I am currently in the process of making that plan because I’m still waiting for something. So, while waiting, I ended up applying to a tertiary hospital. And I’ve been hired since October 27 and am currently working there with other medtechs.
I have realized that being lost in life is really normal. It is a phase where we tend to think deeply about our plans in life and what we should do to become happily successful. In my opinion, it’s better to keep the pace slow and never rush your decisions because it might lead to disaster (actually, not all rush decisions are disasters; it also depends on the situation).
Just keep calm and breathe. Don’t stress yourself because other people find it easy to pass a rocky road. Always remember that your pacing is more important because rocky or rough roads make the driver stronger.