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I am an analyst working in a high pressure environment. I started this job 11 months ago. I have noticed a change in my personally and health. I have become very irritable and impatient. I have also started experiencing dizzy spells, blurry vision and constant tiredness. This has impacted my social life and my behaviour towards to my daughter and husband. I have contemplated resigning at work but due to my personal commitments and the recession, this is not a viable option at the moment.
Please advise on how I can overcome what I am going through.
Please advise on how I can overcome what I am going through.
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Thank you all very much for your advise. I will definately take it into consideration.
well you r good at what you do because vyou anaiyz you self an thats not good take an ipod to work an play music that seems cooling to you an while working think of what song you are hearing an make out what it really means an if you are not smilling find other song it works you just have to try it
well you r good at what you do because vyou anaiyz you self an thats not good take an ipod to work an play music that seems cooling to you an while working think of what song you are hearing an make out what it really means an if you are not smilling find other song it works you just have to try it
well you r good at what you do because vyou anaiyz you self an thats not good take an ipod to work an play music that seems cooling to you an while working think of what song you are hearing an make out what it really means an if you are not smilling find other song it works you just have to try it
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