2. The friendship made

Colleagues who have become my friends were my motivation at work. Moving from different roles in these years, I have interacted with many people from various departments. Fortunately, I was able to form more than just work relationships with some of them. If you are in the corporate world, you probably know these friendships don't set up easily. The thought of leaving them and not seeing them every day was the major force that keeps me from resigning. We motivate each other to press on even we are dealing with different difficulties at work and keep each other entertained. 

When you move on, this cycle repeats and you may not even find such relationships at all. These friendships fostered did not come easy.

3. Jobscope

Exploring different environment is not wrong. There are widespread of jobscopes out there. But one may be too comfortable in what he/she have been doing for years. I have friends who moved on to different workplaces who compare how different the scopes are when the job title is the same. To be honest, you can't compare, and there goes the saying "same same but different". Every organization has its requirements for a role. You made the choice, you bare with it.

For me, it is to move on, explore and see more about the world. And, to do what I am interested in doing because 'not now then when?'.

The above 3 points would probably speak for my uncertainties of moving on. However, I've decided to carry on somewhere when I still have the energy and time to do so. Never try never know. I do miss the people and I am currently adjusting to the new lifestyle. I will get used soon and chances will come by too. Let's be brave and have faith!