Rattler6

Same.

A bunch of overly loud people at a diner.

Sunny and cloudy.

Sounds good. Your new job seemed pretty risky.

A Tim Pool video on youtube.

Exactly. Always be poking around for new opportunities.

Angry, sad, resentful, irritated and generally negative.

Hi @BennieEddie, The easy option is to quit. If it really starts to get to you then I would explore that route. If this is a transfer back to the old position, be careful. I would also start networking with people in your field just in case. I have been thrown in over my head and had to learn on the fly a few times. My current position is like being a 2LT in the army or marine corps where the guys you are overseeing have more experience than you. I have worked in the oil fields a few times. My first time I was way over my head. I had to change my thinking on a lot of things and decided the money was worth the stress. I learned to prioritize and divide and conquer. I also learned to work in parallel (update the well log while the chemicals are reacting to the sample under the microscope). Direct your focus to the most important tasks overall. Make a priority list and change it as needed. Yes you will make mistakes and sometimes big ones. Do not let them get you down. Learn and try as you go.

I am glad you are getting some rest.

Exhausted, had an explosive morning before my workout. I am calmer now.

Just make sure to tell the doctor and be careful if it comes back and gets worse. I hope you can stay mellow.

More mentally drained. Got a workout out of the way and some yoga. I have been very angry at the past these last few days. Distracted myself with work, video games and some cleaning. Just remember you need to do research and plan also. Win before the battle like Sun-Tzu says.

Tired.

Inaccurate Tax Service/Accounting

Love it. For a massage parlor operated by sadists. "Unhappy Endings."