Two Weeks To Go
The anticipation and anxiety are growing as I wind down to the last two weeks of full-time work. I didn’t give a standard two-week’s notice to my employer but instead tried to negotiate a transition that would start after May 12. Nothing has come of the negotiations and I’m treating the next two weeks as my last. Whether or not I do negotiate some technical support work for them after May 12, things are going to change dramatically. Certainly it will be the end of full-time work and a steady paycheck for the foreseeable future.
Most of the time I’m looking forward to rearranging my work life, but I am already having anxiety attacks about money. That is my biggest fear on the work front, that all I will accomplish is trading the stress of holding a job I’m not interested in for the stress of not earning enough to maintain our lifestyle without running down our savings. Then I remind myself that a major goal—maybe the biggest goal--of my life redesign is to apply my creativity to figuring out ways to make money that aren’t at all obvious to me now.
Most of the time I’m looking forward to rearranging my work life, but I am already having anxiety attacks about money. That is my biggest fear on the work front, that all I will accomplish is trading the stress of holding a job I’m not interested in for the stress of not earning enough to maintain our lifestyle without running down our savings. Then I remind myself that a major goal—maybe the biggest goal--of my life redesign is to apply my creativity to figuring out ways to make money that aren’t at all obvious to me now.
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