Having been in a situation where my work, housing, friends and entire life were all wrapped up in one, each subject to the failure of one of the others, this fr

Having been in a situation where my work, housing, friends and entire life were all wrapped up in one, each subject to the failure of one of the others, this freaks me out a bit. The anxiety it can cause is unreal since there's no compartmentalization in your life. You can't go home and not worry about work, or go to work and not worry about home. The situation I was in was quite a bit more complicated than this, involving national level athletic training and working for a company that was both associated personally with the team as well as the sport in general. I was living in team dorms and having problems with the team so suddenly everything was in jeopardy. I do not recommend it...