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To: wimpycat
I am probably more like you, the anxiety.

Our company just announced that they will be reducing overhead cost by almost a billion dollars annually and begin to focus on emerging markets (Latin and South American, Far East and Eastern Europe). I've already recognized that this was likely to take place and have began the process to move to a more self reliant career. There will be a transition time as the sideline becomes less an advocation and more of a vocation. I'm stuck with the perplexing thought of whether to volunteer to be cut free and have my feet held to the fire to perform on my own OR hope to be kept on and be even more tied to the job and have less chance to nurture the new vocation. That has been really weighing on me.

That's in addition to having lost a long time (27 years) job just a few years ago, having a wife of 25 years who I was hopelessly in love with say she no longer wants to be together and the subsequent termination of the marriage at the same time as the job loss, a new job, then new ownership and a remarriage. All within the past 3 years. All of the usual stress factors coliding in one short span.

112 posted on 12/13/2003 7:55:46 AM PST by joesbucks
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To: joesbucks
Hi joesbucks,Keep your job and build the other one on the side,men like a steady job and a nice wife to come home too,sorry about your first wife.That in itself will take time to get over but the other job lost is the kicker.I have read only your posts and you have every right to be depressed,but I know you still have the fight in you.Start cutting back on your bills,put a little money aside and when do you get a chance for your mind to relax,nothing is ever settled,you are not in a corner.I will pray for you,fatima
635 posted on 12/13/2003 8:26:43 PM PST by fatima (Karen is coming home Dec,22,thank you for all your prayers ,2 weeks leave)
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