Stupid Job = Depression and Rage

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By agentrnge , at 12/30/2009 2:34 PM to Work & Money

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Location: New Jersey USA

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Angry Dan is now Happy Dan.

Today, right now I begin full speed ahead into working for myself. There is a tiny amount of anxiety that goes with the territory of starting one's own business of course. I am at peace though. There is no stupid questions to repeatedly answer 40 times a day. There is no one not reading the 7 emails I sent them that answered the questions they just woke me up at 3 am to ask me for the 15th time. There is no one bothering me. There is no worries. No dread. No pain. No rage.

I was literally feeling physical depression and knew my body was breaking itself down in my previous job.

The prison sentence is over.
Now, it's all good.

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gigi , at 12/30/2009 6:14 PM
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I got to witness first-hand how that place was destroying your soul, and it wasn't fun to watch. So even though I'm a teensy bit jealous since I'm still a prisoner, I'm more happy for you than anything else. And incredibly proud of your strength, determination, and bravery. Woohoo!!!

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rainy , at 12/30/2009 7:47 PM
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All IS good! If you are a bit anxious, use Anxiety as your new fuel to clear your mind and energize your move forward.

The world needs more people like you - taking risks to make your life mean more for both yourself, and all the people your efforts will touch.

God Bless and full speed ahead!

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asdf , at 01/03/2010 2:34 PM
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The best of luck to You on Your new path! I look forward
to knowing anything specific about it:)

Sounds to me like You just had a bad job. I believe there
are good places to work out there. I, myself, have worked
at more good places than bad. Sure, maybe I considered
killing a colleague once or twice but that's normal, right?

Normally if I'm unhappy for a prolonged period (maybe a few
months but its highly context driven) at a particular gig
then I'll start moving on moving on.