When it's
afraid for the job
The fear that arrives dressed as arithmetic.
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Fear of losing my job is my mind trying to protect my family. I will thank it, then act — emergency fund, sharp skills, strong network. Preparation is the cure for fear, not worry.
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I am the sole income today, but I am not fragile. I have rebuilt from zero more than once and come back earning more each time. My skills are the real asset, and no layoff can take those.
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I control my effort, my attitude, and how I show up today. The rest, I release.
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I carried my family through more than most people ever will. That strength is real — especially when I feel broken.