time pressure

I am always sensitive to time. Looking at the clock hanging on the wall, it beats every minute and every second. Every vibration reminds me that it is time to get ready to go to work. I try to restrain myself from leaving the house so early, just to help me make sense of the connection between work hours and my anxiety.

I always used to go out early and get things done early, but driven by this "early", it made me more and more nervous and anxious about the time.

I don't have this feeling when I eat at home, but when I have dinner at the dentist, my temporomandibular joint usually feels extremely sore at the first bite, and even feels slightly stuck, and then it returns to normal, like this The situation hardly ever happened at home. I can't help but wonder if the stress of work affects my temporomandibular joint so badly?

I think the answer must be "yes". Everyone is more or less stressed at work. Some people even take all these pressures home, so that the time that should be a rest is forced to be integrated into work. I believe that most of these people are either anxious or have a stomachache. Well, or even a heart problem.

I thought that dentists were the only ones to bear this kind of work pressure. Today, I found that even our doctors are also a group of people who are under this kind of pressure. I am not the only one.

I finally understand that all the burdens that will be in the original work are actually the same to others, and no one is a special case. How to resolve and express is the most important thing.

As written in Milan Kundera's book "The Unbearable Lightness of Life", Thomas has been working as a surgeon. He is very busy every day, and sometimes when he comes home, he is worried that a patient who is operated on today may be injured. What is the situation. But when he left his job as a surgeon and switched to a window-washing job, he did this job, only to find out that this job was simply a "long vacation" in his life, because compared to the previous job, it really too easy.

He thinks that he is very happy to do this job, because it is not a very important job for him (it should be the so-called light job), that is, the time after returning home from work is completely unrelated to work, and he will not put any work on the job. Stress and thinking are brought home, psychologically relaxed. I think that's what he meant by happiness, compared to the work of his surgeon.

Work does bring me a sense of accomplishment, but it also brings me a lot of pressure. If I can overcome the pressure and do my job well, this is a great achievement. My job is to be a good dental assistant. Although it does not seem difficult, it takes patience and good interaction with patients to create a good doctor-patient relationship. Come on.