In My Shoes: a Memoir
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The moment I’d told them that I’d reached the end, Labelux, in the typical fashion of abusive partners everywhere, expressed dismay and suddenly became very attentive. But their entreaties were too little too late. My notice period ran through January, but by November the strain was obvious, my resignation was made public, and I was gone.
Like TowerBrook before them, Labelux offered me large sums of money to sign a confidentiality agreement, but obviously I said no. However, my employment co...ntract with them already included a one-year non-compete, which would begin in February 2012.
Despite the miseries I’d been feeling for years, it was when I stopped working altogether that the cumulative stress, exhaustion, and emotional turmoil hit me like an oncoming train.
In the world of rehab they speak of a “respite admission,” when you really need just to check in (or check out), like some nineteenth-century aristocrat taking the cure at Baden-Baden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moment I’d told them that I’d reached the end, Labelux, in the typical fashion of abusive partners everywhere, expressed dismay and suddenly became very attentive. But their entreaties were too little too late. My notice period ran through January, but by November the strain was obvious, my resignation was made public, and I was gone.
Like TowerBrook before them, Labelux offered me large sums of money to sign a confidentiality agreement, but obviously I said no. However, my employment co...ntract with them already included a one-year non-compete, which would begin in February 2012.
Despite the miseries I’d been feeling for years, it was when I stopped working altogether that the cumulative stress, exhaustion, and emotional turmoil hit me like an oncoming train.
In the world of rehab they speak of a “respite admission,” when you really need just to check in (or check out), like some nineteenth-century aristocrat taking the cure at Baden-Baden.
What to read after In My Shoes: a Memoir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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