Good Thing, Bad Thing

[ailbhe]

Good thing: I am not at work
Bad thing: Thinking about returning to work makes me feel ill
Good thing: I have a doctor's appointment
Bad thing: I don't trust any of the doctors available for me to see
Good thing: The sun is shining
Bad thing: It's too bright for me out there

People seem to think that I should quit my job. I sort of agree, but I am a little concerned - what if that doesn't make me any better? What if the next job is as stressful as the last three job I've had?

How do I get out of doing things I'm good at? I am very good at managing people, but it seems to be too stressful for me. I organise people and tasks and processes, and I'm very good at it. And it drives me crazy.

What else am I good at?

Comments

[halimede.livejournal.com]

My husband found the aptitude test thing at the URL below *really* helpful and accurate. They have a free 'teaser' that gives back some very useful (and in our cases, accurate) results, and you can choose to purchase more detailed results if you like what you see (different packages even, some very affordable). On the basis of the free results, we chose the 'starter package' ($ 19.95), and it gave a *lot* of good info, and made it clearer for him what he wanted to be doing. Here is the URL:

http://www.assessment.com/

I don't know the answer to this

[redbird]

Are there jobs that let you organize tasks and processes and not have much to do with organizing people?