
Laid off -- now what?

Working at (BIGCO name removed, ask me via PM if you must know) was not at all bad, it certainly had its plusses. But perhaps it's time to move on. Strangely I had already been planning my exit and the date at which my last day occurs coincides nearly to the day with the planned day of handing in my resignation. So I have some time now -- because they said "no need to come into the office anymore" -- to really think about my direction and what to do next:
Should I:
- Actively look for another day job?
- Go full time into internet marketing?
- Go watch the daisies push up?
Most people that run into me on Skype say "I didn't even know you still had a day job"

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P.S. I should add that I'm not at all sorry to be laid off -- was hugely ready for a change, and this provides the needed kick in the pants. Still, of course, it's scary, but I'm mostly past the let-down feelings and ready to do battle!
"Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgment".
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