Difficulty switching off outside of work...

Difficulty switching off outside of work...

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Pheo

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203 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Anyone else suffer from this? I find it hard to stop thinking about decisions I've made / interactions with colleagues and often end up re running things in my head over and over. On a bad day (fortunately not often) this can have a severe impact on my mood. I hold a management position in a large financial services org, running a team of 12.

Wondering if anyone has tips to share on letting it all go when you walk out the door? Besides getting blind drunk!!

Pheo

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3,341 posts

203 months

Friday 28th April 2017
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Some good ideas here... I should probably goto the gym more. Immersion is definitely true. I have a bunch of hobbies (like gardening etc) but
I still do often find I'm going over things again (for instance this morning I woke up thinking about it!)

Maybe I need to get in the finance forum and concentrate on my FIRE date wink

Pheo

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3,341 posts

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Friday 28th April 2017
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KAgantua said:
YES! Only during bad times though. Heard its like PTSD (Where you don't necessarily think about 'what bad things happened' rather 'What could I have done' or 'What will I do') etc.

I am more assertive these days and have learned, for want of a better term to not 'give a f***' - but during certain situations I still worry after work
Glad you said that - very much that's it, did I do the right thing etc! Glad I'm not the only one!!