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sultanbaz's journey

Milestones, reflections, and progress updates connected as your layoff-to-next-step story unfolds.

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    I recently joined a layoff support hiking group in the Bay Area, California. We meet on Mondays to hike and connect with others who are also navigating job transitions. This coming Monday, August 17, we're heading to Mt. Tamalpais State Park in Mill Valley for a 4.6-mile loop with an elevation gain of 879 feet. It's a great way to clear my head and meet others in similar situations. The group splits into smaller ones based on hiking pace, which helps keep the trail manageable. I appreciate that we can also participate in other activities like co-working and casual meetups beyond just hiking. It's nice to know that even those who are still employed can join, as long as they are supportive of those currently looking for jobs. I'm looking forward to this hike and hope to connect with some new friends!

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  2. 10

    I was recently laid off and I’m looking to connect with others in similar situations. I found a weekday hiking group that meets on Mondays, and this week we're heading to San Bruno Mountain State Park in Daly City, California. It's a great opportunity to clear my head and meet new people who are also navigating their job searches. The hike is a 3.7-mile loop with a 708 ft elevation gain, starting at 11 am on August 10. I'm excited to join and hope to see others there!

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  3. 9

    I recently got laid off and found out about a weekday hiking group in the Bay Area. They're organizing a hike this Monday, August 3rd, at Reinhardt Regional Park in Oakland, starting at 10:30 AM. It's a great opportunity to clear my head and connect with others who are also navigating job transitions. The hike is a 4-mile loop with a 577 ft elevation gain. I'm looking forward to meeting new people and sharing experiences during this challenging time.

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    I was recently laid off and I'm trying to stay positive during this transition. I found a hiking group in the Bay Area that meets on Mondays for a hike at Land's End in San Francisco. It's a great opportunity to clear my head and connect with others who are also navigating job searches. The hike is a 3.4-mile loop with a 546 ft elevation gain, and it's happening this Monday, July 27, at 10:30 am. I'm looking forward to meeting new people and sharing experiences while enjoying the outdoors.

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    I recently got laid off and I'm looking to connect with others who are going through similar experiences. I found a weekday hiking group that meets on Mondays in the Bay Area, specifically this upcoming Monday at Sweeney Ridge in San Bruno. The hike is a 4.8-mile loop with a 702 ft elevation gain, which sounds like a great way to clear my head and meet new people. I'm planning to join them at 10:30 am. It's comforting to know there are others out there navigating this transition.

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  6. 6

    I’m organizing a hiking group for those who have been laid off or are currently job searching. This Monday, July 13, I’ll be leading a hike at Wildcat Canyon in El Cerrito, CA. It’s a great opportunity to clear your head and connect with others in similar situations. We’ll be hiking a 5-mile loop with a 1,070 ft elevation gain, starting at 10:30 am. If you're interested in joining, let me know!

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  7. 5

    I found a hiking group for those of us navigating layoffs in the Bay Area. It's a great opportunity to clear my head and connect with others facing similar challenges. This Monday, June 29, we're meeting at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco for a 6.8-mile loop with a 360 ft elevation gain. I'm looking forward to the fresh air and hopefully some good conversations. The hike starts at 10:30 am, and I'm excited to join in and meet new people!

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    I found an interesting opportunity to connect with others who are also navigating layoffs. This Monday, June 22, I'll be joining a hiking group in Los Gatos, CA, specifically for those who are laid off or between jobs. The hike is a 5.4-mile loop with an elevation gain of 1,085 feet, and it's a great chance to clear my head and meet people in similar situations. I'm looking forward to the experience and hope to see some new faces there!

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    I found a weekday hiking group for those of us navigating layoffs in the Bay Area. It's a great opportunity to clear my head and connect with others who are in a similar situation. This Monday, June 15, we're meeting in Oakland for a 5-mile loop hike with a 636 ft elevation gain, starting at 10:30 am. I'm looking forward to getting outside and meeting new people while sharing our experiences. It's nice to have a supportive community during this challenging time.

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    I found a hiking group in the Bay Area for those of us who have been laid off or are currently job searching. This Monday, June 8, at 10:30 am, we're meeting in Palo Alto for a 5.2-mile loop hike with a 708 ft elevation gain. It's a great way to clear my head and connect with others who understand what I'm going through. I'm looking forward to getting some fresh air and meeting new people in similar situations.

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    I recently came across a hiking group in the Bay Area specifically for those who have been laid off or are currently job searching. It’s a great opportunity to clear my head and connect with others facing similar challenges. This Monday, June 1st, they are organizing a hike at Marin Headlands, with a 5.3-mile loop and an elevation gain of 869 feet. I’m planning to join them at 10:30 AM and hope to meet some new people while enjoying the outdoors. It seems like a supportive community, especially since the group is growing, which is both encouraging and a bit daunting.

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