(07-15-2024, 02:02 PM)killamajig wrote: https://www.resetera.com/threads/era-how-can-i-deal-with-this-inferiority-complex-at-work-and-stop-being-a-nasty-envious-person.927354/Quote:I've doing a fundraiser position, for the past three weeks and honestly this is the first job that has me breaking down after work from feeling so utterly inadequate. No matter how much I try, how much I try to learn from others on what to say, I could speak to 20,30,40 people and not get one sign up, my colleague can speak to 5 and get two sign ups.
After Standing out all day, giving it my best shot just to go home feeling like you've achieved absolutely nothing. Knowing you're being seen as a weak link by management, just fuels this inner anger towards myself and others, feeling so impotent and shattered. I've turned into a nasty envious person, hoping my colleague doesn't get a sign up before me,
"If I can't get one, I hope you don't get one" I loath that I'm becoming like that, I never wanted to be like that.
I've been trying to learn from them, what they do, but it never works out for me....I just don't know what to do
Have you tried being a woman? I hear if you go into the womans bathroom it will make you feel better.
Quote:I mean it's for the RNLI, which is a charity that saves lives at sea, I do like what they stand for at the very least
ARE YOUR CHILDREN SAFE?
Globally, an estimated 235,600 people drown every year, and drowning is among the ten leading causes of death for children aged 5-14 years.
If you think your children will be saved by god, think again. The RNLI is the only thing that keeps your kids away from deaths door.
A few years ago Linda(54) thought the same thing as you. Why would I give money to the important work of the RNLI if my children can swim?
Little did she know that her son Harry would be swept away by the seas during a school trip as she was shopping on Amazon. That 50 quid could've saved her youngest child.
She now donates monthly and Harry's younger sister volunteers for the RNLI. "I wish I could've been there for my brother but I hope he is proud of me now".
After his wife died of COVID-19, David(68) went out fishing with his dog and best friend: Bobby. Because of a lack of funding 5 out of 10 shifts at the RNLI are understaffed and poor Bobby could not be saved. "He just jumped off me boat, there was nothing I could do. If only I had donated the RNLI. Now I lost both my wife and my dog."
Muhammed(34) lost the mother of his children when they made the dangerous trip from France to the United Kingdom.
"I pray to god and the prophet every day for her soul, if only I had donated to the RNLI"
But sure, go ahead, don't donate keep your hard earned money in your pocket.
It's not like nuclear submarines are any danger to you or your family.
Or shall we defend our island no matter the cost like Winston told us?
SIGN UP NOW