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I recently accepted a part-time job which I am suppossed to start tomorrow but I am unsure whether to take it because it is a very long drive for not that many hours work and I have also been working from home which has been doing okay. It was a back-up plan to do the other part-time job in case the at home job wasn't that good.

With working from home I don't get to see people and get a bit lonesome that has at least been better than in the past where I have had to work with people I can't stand.

I am not sure if it is wise to put my eggs in 2 baskets or to just focus on one thing. Especially since I hate driving.

Don't expect anyone to have answers, but it is always interesting to get responses.

God Knows that I have serious issues with fear of driving due to an accident and this work from home opportunity may be a miracle to help me recover and earn an income. I wonder if I should stay put or if it is good to have a back-up plan in case the work from home does not work out.

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I recently accepted a part-time job which I am suppossed to start tomorrow but I am unsure whether to take it because it is a very long drive for not that many hours work and I have also been working from home which has been doing okay. It was a back-up plan to do the other part-time job in case the at home job wasn't that good.

With working from home I don't get to see people and get a bit lonesome that has at least been better than in the past where I have had to work with people I can't stand.

I am not sure if it is wise to put my eggs in 2 baskets or to just focus on one thing. Especially since I hate driving.

Don't expect anyone to have answers, but it is always interesting to get responses.

God Knows that I have serious issues with fear of driving due to an accident and this work from home opportunity may be a miracle to help me recover and earn an income. I wonder if I should stay put or if it is good to have a back-up plan in case the work from home does not work out.

Dear Lasere,

I don't know and couldn't tell you what to do. But, I will pray for your recovery and the fear to leave you and for much healing and for your guidance and fiancial needs and decisions.

I don't know how long it has been for you since your accident. But, when I had a serious accident and injuries many years ago (at work) it took some time for the fear or reinjury(including driving- possibility of reinjury to me also). After about a year I noticed I was not so fearful, the more I healed and also I know the Lord will take fear away because fear is not of HIm either. I do know He will keep you in perfect peace when you are focused on HIm and trusting HIm to help you in all things. The closer we are to JEsus , the better we hear HIs voice and all through each day we are guided in all things with HIS help. HE has protected me in other accidents buy guiding me away from them before they happen-so that I do not have reinjury by any cars and I bless HIm for this , too. One time I was driving up to the stop light and he said stop and I just obeyed(no more questions when God speaks ot me about such things) and I stopped a car length from the crosswalk, then in moments(and totally unseen by me ,as a large truck was blocking the view) a car came speeding around and upthe left turn where I would of been, and it took him all fo the footage to get back to the correct lane and I was FINE, because I had listened to the Lord and had not questioned HIm, as I had done in the past when HE tried to warn me of things. The people in the cars across the street, were with mouth open amazed. But , I knew Jesus did this for me. Praise to God the HOly SPirit for living in us and guiding us through our lives in so many ways. IF you aren't praying before you dirve, I would strongly suggest you do and grow closer in hearing Gods voice so you know HIS guidance in all things, work or whatever.

GOd bless you !

It sounds like both jobs have something to offer. Two jobs might be more helpful than one. BUt, then I don't really know. BUt, maybe you would benifit from tlaking it out with soemone, not only the job decisions, but, the healing process with prayers and talking it out with a caring pastor or intercessor.

May the Lord bless you and bring all healing and peace to you.

IN Christ we are and will ever be,

elkie

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Amen

Follow your heart and let Gods peace guide you.

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I recently accepted a part-time job which I am suppossed to start tomorrow but I am unsure whether to take it because it is a very long drive for not that many hours work and I have also been working from home which has been doing okay. It was a back-up plan to do the other part-time job in case the at home job wasn't that good.

With working from home I don't get to see people and get a bit lonesome that has at least been better than in the past where I have had to work with people I can't stand.

I am not sure if it is wise to put my eggs in 2 baskets or to just focus on one thing. Especially since I hate driving.

Don't expect anyone to have answers, but it is always interesting to get responses.

God Knows that I have serious issues with fear of driving due to an accident and this work from home opportunity may be a miracle to help me recover and earn an income. I wonder if I should stay put or if it is good to have a back-up plan in case the work from home does not work out.

Sounds like the new job has benefits that are more important than the paycheck----meeting people and overcoming your fear of driving. It may be just what you need. I'm thinking you agreed to take it, despite the long drive, for some reason.

Maybe give it a try, pray for guidance, and go where God leads you. He'll nudge you in the best direction for you.

Peace,

Fiosh

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Amen

Follow your heart and let Gods peace guide you.

Thankyou, your words have been encouraging

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I recently accepted a part-time job which I am suppossed to start tomorrow but I am unsure whether to take it because it is a very long drive for not that many hours work and I have also been working from home which has been doing okay. It was a back-up plan to do the other part-time job in case the at home job wasn't that good.

With working from home I don't get to see people and get a bit lonesome that has at least been better than in the past where I have had to work with people I can't stand.

I am not sure if it is wise to put my eggs in 2 baskets or to just focus on one thing. Especially since I hate driving.

Don't expect anyone to have answers, but it is always interesting to get responses.

God Knows that I have serious issues with fear of driving due to an accident and this work from home opportunity may be a miracle to help me recover and earn an income. I wonder if I should stay put or if it is good to have a back-up plan in case the work from home does not work out.

Did you have a personal relationship with Jesus when th at accident occured? If the answer is "no", God may be testing your faith to see if you will really trust Him. And if the answer is "yes", the same might still be true. Take the job and take Good with you when you get behind the wheel.

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