After Laying Off Her Anxiety: She Earns Her Freedom by Baking

Before her thirty-second birthday, Lin Wei's life collapsed on time: her middle-level position in the Internet was "optimized", her scumbag boyfriend picked out a ring for her new love in a jewelry store, and her mother continued to urge her to get married on the phone, scolding her that "it doesn't matter what she wants." She smashed her work badge, threw away the token of love with her ex, and baked a plate of butter biscuits in the cold kitchen using a mold left by her best friend and a baking book containing records of her childhood and her grandmother. The moment the fragrance spread, what she thought of was not the KPI, but the long-lost feeling of being alive. My best friend encouraged me: "Since we are at rock bottom anyway, why not sell biscuits?" So the unemployed Director Lin set up a snack stall in the circle of friends. From being afraid of taking orders, to being chased by customers asking "when will the new products be released next time"; from fighting against the self-denial left by PUA in the workplace, to regaining control of life inch by inch between the flour and the oven. When her "Glimmer Baking" studio became popular in the community, the current company director wanted to invest but she declined, and her parents were dumbfounded watching her grow. Reading Tips: Realistic growth for women + healing entrepreneurship articles. Wu Ba always comes to the rescue. The heroine goes from the circle of friends to the community store, step by step turning her love into a career and tempering her scars into armor.