Antonio1981

I hope he's okay too. His twitter is concerning - I need to check out his IG. I wonder if he still has his own website?

Almost every club has go go dancers each night of the week. There is no shortage of dancers in Weho

How do we sign up for their text list?

Just curious, how does he look nude?

Interested as well!

Thanks for sharing. I definitely plan to stay busy with a part time job or volunteer work - or both.

Thanks for sharing. I definitely plan to stay busy with a part time job or volunteer work - or both.

Congratulations on your successful job transition. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips. You're right about focusing on the experience instead of the specific company knowledge. I will have to retrain my thinking. I appreciate your response.

Congratulations on your successful job transition. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips. You're right about focusing on the experience instead of the specific company knowledge. I will have to retrain my thinking. I appreciate your response.

Thanks for your insight and experience. 1 year take home pay - I should be in decent shape, whew! In talking to my millennial friends, it sounds like employers want people with multiple experiences and being with a company too long could be viewed as "not open to change" instead of "loyalty". I was raised on the old school belief of loyalty and commitment. The marketplace has certainly evolved.

Just bumping this thread with another question - What is the recommended financial savings one should have in the event of situations like this? Is it 3-6 months of current earnings?

I go thru cycles as well. It usually results when I'm bored and there isn't anyone I'm interested in trying. Also, there are times where I have tried different masseurs who i had hoped would be good and turn out to be the opposite.

Thanks for the tip. I've got to learn to be my own biggest advocate. Im pretty humble and modest by nature and don't like to toot my own horn. This will be the first step in stepping out of my comfort zone.

Thank you for sharing your experience and tips navigating the job search I'm starting to believe that my fears and self doubt are common, but encouraged to know that recruiters and future employers still find value in work ethic, organizational skills, loyalty, engagement. Thanks for your shining a positive light that I needed.

Thanks for sharing. I'm encouraged by hearing that everyone's end result has been a good one. Cross my fingers!

Thanks for the info. I am currently updating my LinkedIn profile. A friend of mine mentioned rebranding oneself as well with the goal to catch the attention of recruiters, etc. I plan to hire someone to help brush up my resume. Do you really think a resume is not as important in today's marketplace?

Do you think your masseur would be into the idea? I would go with your gut instinct.

Stay the way you are. We need more people like you!

The chamberlain is definitely a great choice. In the heart of Boystown residential area. Across from the Beverly Center is the Sofitel. Very nice. And 2 blocks away across from the CVS on Beverly Blvd is the Elan hotel. It's a modern European boutique hotel. And....a few blocks on Orlando/3rd St is The Orlando - another boutique hotel.

Congrats on your retirement. Your situation sounds like me when I look forward to vacation time from work....and then I don't feel like doing anything except being a hermit. I think it's more about learning to adapt to a different pace in life.

Wow! I'm impressed with holding down 4 part time jobs! I love your work ethic. Thanks for responding and I'm thrilled to hear that you are so happy and doing well.

Thanks for your insight Anton! You are correct that a lot of people are so much happier in their job choices. I'm a very loyal person at heart and the last to leave "the party". LOL. Ive supported and mentored a team of young hiring managers (avg age around 30yo) and had to work them on hiring the best talent - not just someone they "click" with. I'm good with excel - it's the social media platforms where I struggle to keep up!

Thanks for your response and insight. I seriously have considered getting involved with charity work - especially when I go thru occasional "corporate burnout" cycles. Earlier today I was looking at the LGBT Center to see what their programs look like as well as Big Brothers of America. Thank you for the reassurance that I will be okay. Greatly appreciated.

Thanks for sharing and congratulations to you. You are so right about honing in on interviewing skills. A friend of mine had mentioned he hired a career coach to help update his resume and brush up on interviewing. I guess I've been spoiled the past 30 years being "tapped on the shoulder" for larger assignments and new opportunities without having to formally interview. Financially I think I will be okay for awhile during the job search. It sucks having to dip into what I've saved for a rainy day...but luckily I've saved for quite awhile. I'm mentally prepared to take a salary reduction as well. Right now, it feels like I'm going thru a bad breakup and have a knot in my stomach. Thanks for listening.

Thank you for your insight. I appreciate your perspective on The interviewing process. I think my self doubt is a result of me being my own worst critic and being more introverted vs. extroverted by nature. Thanks for recommending some good books to help!