Face turned the other way

Two days after the dream of my hair being pulled, I had the dream that someone was looking to left and suddenly the face turned the other way. The person I felt it was, was the lady who had my leave approval in her hands. It surprised me to see her hair done up in a short pony tail. Currently, she  doesn't do that hair style but I knew unmistakably that it was her. I wasn't sure what turning the face in the other direction would mean for me.
Apparently she was dead set to reject my request but when I gave her additional reasons why I wanted to take up the new job despite the inconvenience of two hour travel each day and an hourly rate cut to my pay, she changed her mind within the 10 minute conversation. I had previously given that information to her but she hadn't taken much notice but when I mentioned the same again with specific names and the extent of the issue I face, she immediately realised why it was best for her as a leader of the organisation to find a resolution and what I was proposing was a benificial step for all. 

Dream -Someone was pulling my hair

I wanted to start meditation to get some guidance as to weather this new job offer is good for me or not and weather I should accept it or not and straight away I felt someone pulling my hair. I felt uneasy and tried focusing again and felt the same again, so I stopped right there and started surfing the internet instead.

Pulling hair means someone is going to try forcing me to step back rather than forward. I am anticipating hiccups in getting my leave without pay approved from the current employer.

Chewing glass dream.

I had a dream where I was chewing glass. I was worried all day to not speak harsh words to anyone but the real meaning of this dream is related to change. Here is the site that gave me insight into the true meaning of my dream. http://www.dream-of.com/means/what-does-it-mean-when-you-dream-about-chewing-glass/47369
I have been contemplating applying for a job that has come up. I do need supervisory experience to move up the ladder but the pay offered for this position is appalling and that's bugging me. Chewing glass was representing feeling hurt by the low pay and not being able to swallow that truth. Should I apply or not? The opportunities to gain experience are few and far between. To grab the opportunity I will take lesser pay, coming home at least one hour later than usual, will spend double the petrol and work weekends. What a bargain!
All my dreams these days are indicating something that happens in real life a few hours later.