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I think I’d be moar stressed going from $140k down to $60k.

Ever thought about learning how to do your job your responsible for instead of just throwing in the towel?

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Business degree/MBA here. Rather Sr. In my business…

What are your strengths in your role? What do you enjoy most about it? Have you had a discussion with your boss on what they want you to focus on and how you should prioritize deliverables?

How about your people? What are their strengths? Have you asked them what they need to be successful? Are you doing everything you can to ensure their success?

I lead a team of VPs and I don’t expect or want them to be good at the same things but I absolutely expect they help each other succeed. And Their overall success is my number one focus. They look good, I look good. They are happy, I am happy.

Lastly, what boundaries do you set for yourself? How do you leave work at work? What hobbies do you have that help mind and body be resilient?

Your boss believes in you, go deliver.

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I'm going against the grain.  You are paid that for a reason, look at other ways to manage the stress.  I realized a bit back I will never be put on a "green" project.  My skillset and experience means I'm one of the best they have to "firefight".  I've come to terms I will be put on "red" projects the rest of my career.  That was a huge problem until I got serious about my health and stress management.