The story of Alice
The moment you realize that life has many choices.
(This is a personal assumption and completely fictional)
Alice wants to go to Wonderland, but the path to Wonderland does not always appear. She can wait or take any random ride, though its destination might not necessarily be Wonderland. She might rush and board the wrong ride, ending up in Borderland, an extremely dangerous place. Alternatively, Alice could jump into a rabbit hole, which might lead her to Wonderland on the other side.
Our lives are similar. When you are stressed about not being able to reach your desired destination or do the work you want to do, you will start making choices. Especially when you are unemployed (or Open To Work), you can find yourself like Alice.
At this point, you might jump onto another train because its destination is also a new land, but it is likely filled with risks. Or you could take another route, lower your standards, and eventually reach the land you desire.
Through this fictional story, I want to convey that:
In life, there are always ups and downs; it is a characteristic of life.
It is not necessary to take a single ride to reach your destination; you can take many different rides to get there.
Rushing to choose a random ride or a new job can bring unforeseen risks.
Always be prepared with answers about what you truly need and where your real destination is.
Always keep a cool head during heated moments. Prepare long-term plans for yourself. Most importantly, cherish each day you are in a low point of your career because it brings valuable lessons.