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I Am Emotionally And Psychologically Burnt Out.

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April 11th, 2009
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Dear God,

I am at a crossoroads. I want to leave a job after several years. I am emotionally and psychologically burnt out. Also verbally abused as well So it is time that i left as my mamager is not supporting me and I am overwhelmed by the whole sitiation. I can never relax as I am on call 24hrs a day , 7 days a week and it is frustratiring as I can never truly relax unless I leave the country. Please give me the strength to make the tough decision but this is the year for change. Thank you for listening.

A - England

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8 Responses to “I Am Emotionally And Psychologically Burnt Out.”

  1. Undisclosed Says:
    April 13th, 2009 at 3:06 am

    Dear A, I am going through the same trial as you and I have decided to leave my job at the end of the month. Don’t be afraid to start afresh. This is the impetus you need to move on to better things.

  2. Marissa Says:
    April 14th, 2009 at 12:42 pm

    I don’t know how i stumbled on this site…but you need to quit your job and start doing art-you will be fine

  3. Rock Says:
    April 14th, 2009 at 1:28 pm

    Dear A,
    May God bless you. He will stay with you no matter what course you choose to take. I hope you make the right decision.

    Jesus is my Rock

  4. S. Says:
    April 15th, 2009 at 3:36 am

    Dear A,

    I have decided to quit my job today. Before handing in my resignation, I thought to check this website, as I often do. You have given me the strength to hand in my resignation. Emotional, psychological and verbal abuse is not worth it. This economy is hard, but God is strong, and does exceedingly, abundantly more than you can ever imagine. Taking a leap of faith is just that…a leap. I’m ready, aren’t you? I will pray for you to have strength through this time. Keep the faith.

    S.

  5. Bogus Says:
    April 16th, 2009 at 4:20 am

    Hey A!
    quit your job today. It’ll be better for you to analyse the scenario once your out of the lousy job orbit!

  6. The -V- Says:
    June 10th, 2009 at 5:49 pm

    Hello A, What you go through, I go through every single day. I am on call 24 hours, I get verbally abused every single day as my manager is this traditional old school management type engineer. Good at technical, bad at management. Everytime i go on leave, thats the time he calls me for this and that. I have too been doing this for a few years.

    Why havent I cracked and fallen apart yet? I have a plan. My plan is to have a lil bit of capital and start my own firm. I want to get what ever knowledge i can from him and the company and leave exactly 532 days from today.

    I know for a fact that the next place i go, or when i start my own firm.. I will be able to withstand any type of preassure coz I have been taking loads of crazy preassure for the past 2 years. That would give me an advantage to succeed easier and faster. We will be pressure proof.

    So far the plan is working. To test it, I already am running my own business at nights or at whatever free time i have. It works. I can handle it !!!.

    So, if any of the above is related to you.. try it out. ask if u want to know more.

    take care

  7. R Says:
    July 25th, 2009 at 1:54 am

    “I am emotionally and psychologically burnt out. Also verbally abused as well So it is time that i left as my mamager is not supporting me and I am overwhelmed by the whole sitiation. I can never relax as I am on call 24hrs a day , 7 days a week and it is frustratiring as I can never truly relax unless I leave the country.” –You must be a reporter! :)

    Regardless, hang in there. I’ll be praying that God leads you to make the right decision.

  8. Anna Says:
    August 18th, 2009 at 12:52 pm

    Dear A:

    My former boyfriend experienced the same situation as you. We both talked it out endlessly until we both felt it would be best for him to resign. He thought about career paths and felt teaching English in Asia would make him happy until he decides on what he wants to do. He got accepted to a school in Asia and is following through with his plans. I think because we both prayed together, Jesus helped him find his path.

    It is important to plan ahead and think about finances. It is important to search for a new job now until you are stable to resign.

    I’m actually trying to seek employment in my career because I got laid off. I’m struggling interally and I’m very worried about my future…I’m worried that I might lose my career and financially I will not be able to afford growth for my near future. I am grateful that I can pray to Jesus and grateful for everything he has provided. Honestly, I’m so troubled because I’m in need of employment.

    I understand you are unhappy with your job and hope you figure it out soon. I will pray for you.

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