financial doom - to act or not
What do you do when you think you might have made a very big financial mistake that will take about a year to impart full impact? This is not a situation you can avoid nor will you know for certain that it will happen (yet). Instead, you have reasonable indications that this is possible and are now facing the choice of wether or not to start stressing about it or not.
Now, I like to plan ahead and know when the world is going to fall apart. I tend to let my mind run away with those little indications and go ahead and plan for the worse. Right now, I’m wondering if this possibility will alter my course of action in terms of jobs or not.
I know, I’m being vague — and the coffee shop is putting away it’s chairs and I should be heading out — but I want input without revealing the actual problem, probably not the best combination.
Anonymous
September 4th, 2006 19:55
I don’t think that it would hurt to research or do projections about the possible impact of the problem. The goal would be to have the knowledge to do anything you can to minimize the impact of the problem.
Donna Jean
September 5th, 2006 15:49
I agree. I’ve faced a lot of rough situations in my life but things always turned out well when I took all the time I could to find many solutions to the problem. And, it looks like I will start next week on one possible method to help ease the financial strain this new situation may cause.
Donna Jean
September 25th, 2006 10:29
Impending doom avoided for now. Thankfully this resolved itself because I was starting to feel it would have negative implications on an upcoming job offer acceptance. So now, all systems go for staying on our financial track — which is….