I have no where else to vent my frustrations… thank you forum/ admin/ moderators.
My boss was at my job yesterday, he shows up every other month or so. I should be on my best behavior and working hard. But instead, my concentration was focused on things other than work. I work at sports venues and I had my eye on the game a lot (they show the game on monitors throughout the arena). I sabotaged myself and left a bad impression. My mind is elsewhere, I’m not present in the here and now. Gotta work on it, meditate more. I’ll do better next time I see him… avoid sabotaging myself.
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don’t worry too much, it’s useless worrying after the damage. nexttime you will be performing well when your boss shows up.
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@green5 thank you. it’s refreshing to get another perspective other than your own. what i love most about the members here and the forum.
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What kind of job are you doing now? I’m wondering how you could handle the stress.
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I work in promotions for the newspaper here in Southern California. I’m able to handle working in large part because I do not hear voices. Also, it is always a 4 hour shift per day so plenty of time to rest. Do you work?
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No, I’m not working recent years. I used to be a university lecturer. After I was put on the antipsychotics I could no longer hold this job. But now I’m considering to be self-employed in the next five years.
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It’s amazing to hear how the illness has affected our ability to be a contributing member of the community through work. Teaching at a university seems to be a well respected position… I’m sorry to hear of that loss. Self-employment is good for sz folk- work at your own pace and hours while doing something you are passionate about. Any idea what you’d like to do?
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Not sure, just considering, such as running a shop selling supplements to aged people or selling children’s clothes. Or maybe just writing one or two good books for making profits. My thinking ability has been impaired also I got the fatigue from meds. But I 've been recovering very slowly in the past a few years so I hope my brain function will be near to normal people’s after another five year’s progress.
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