Are You Struggling In Life
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Do you recognize what is next.
You have a lovely child and a partner, but most things aren't going well right now. While you don't feel down or depressed, you do become easily agitated, a little tense, and anxious. Your partner understands the situation and has discussed it with you.
You dismiss the issues by claiming they are nonexistent.
You're going through a busy time at work. You have to make a number of important decisions, and you're about to inform some employees that they might lose their jobs.
Despite the fact that it is not your decision, you are uneasy about the whole scenario.
The time for those conversations with bad news is drawing near.
You're considering whether you ought to have taken action to stop the loss of jobs.
Even though you believe you did your best, there are still some doubts in your mind. You once more overlook the entire situation. You discuss it with family members and even seek advice from friends. They advise you not to worry too much. It's simpler said than done.
Everything is going well at home. You and your spouse don't have any issues. You have the ability to keep your personal and professional lives separate.
Days, weeks, and D-days pass by in the interim. Your symptoms are getting progressively worse.
You are aware that this was probably done for the company's advantage. But even so,
The entire scenario brings to mind a time a few years ago. You weren't feeling well, too, but you couldn't pinpoint the cause.
The period of feeling unwell didn't last very long.
You carried on with your life as things began to get better on their own.
You're reminded of that time right now, and you wonder what you did to find more mental tranquility during that time.
You don't exactly remember when it happened, but someone mentioned meditation to you.
Life continues after the difficult conversations with the employees.
The business is doing well. You're keeping track, and things go more smoothly at home. These days, life seems nicer. When things are difficult, you don't feel as much grief and pain in your neck and shoulders.
Your spouse has been discussing the situation with several people in the interim without your knowledge.
She speaks with a coworker, and he suggests that she read a book about self-awareness.
Just tonight, you and your partner discussed the circumstances and listened to the colleague's advice.
You're considering reading books about self-hypnosis and meditation. All of this is done to promote personal growth.
You sit in front of your computer and type the search terms "self-awareness," "development," and "manifestation of life" before pressing the ENTER key.
I'm trying to figure out how I can ease your struggle with life.