The Wake-up After The Walk-out When I left my job to plan my dream wedding, I did not realise that I was exiting a stable and sensible state of mind. In fact, I thought it was the other way around - I needed more personal time to plan every detail of the wedding and my job was very consuming and I thought my head was splitting into two. Nope, that doesn't seem like the case. Now that I realized that, I learnt lesson number 1. I sucked in prioritizing. I gave up a job because I was bad( still am) at priority- management and I couldn't juggle many challenges at a time. So I did the easiest and the obvious thing, which was to quit. However, my regret is not about leaving my previous job; I regret that I failed to attempt juggling both professional and personal #life together. It is a different story if I wanted a dormant stay-at-home #life. No, not at all. I grew up in a household of strong ambitious ,working women, who are also great mothers and homemakers. I have always wanted that more than anything too. Its in my blood. But, I was late to see that. Too distracted to realise that if not a wedding-planning , #life will throw you another one that would put you back to that spot. There shouldn't be options to walk out on or quit something.