Everything doesn't have to be wonderful. Upon the dawn of our new millennium, the advanced technology that's taken our lives by storm, Mark reveals, is a stressor attacking our community, relationships , and individual selves. We are inundated with e-mail messages, information resources, and guilt if we haven't at least one PC in our homes. We have to realize we can't do everything all the time. Technology, computers, and the Internet help us do many things, but they pressure us to do more.
Folks constantly shock the psychotherapist's e-mail from all over the world.
United States citizens even outwork Japan's diligent and disciplined employee in terms of hours worked. We live in a job world where the same loyalty doesn't exist today as it did yesterday. We have a good economy, but people don't keep jobs a long time. Mark does some training consultant work in the software valley - Fairfax County, Virginia. Things change so quickly and that's very disruptive for many.