What is the most logical next event?

How to lose your fear of being fired
Assess your situation.
Is there a legitimate reason that you feel like you may be fired? Look for evidence at the office that may suggest your job is in peril. If you can't find any, then it's likely that your fears are all in your head and you have nothing to worry about.

Pick your answer from:
(i). Some signs that your employer might be preparing to let you go include : Your workload subsides. There's new management that wants to take the company in a new direction.
(ii). For example, maybe you feel anxious about your job. On the other hand, maybe your fears about being fired have died and you're not currently employed.
(iii). Find out what you've communicated to the office and why you thought that way. Before risking an innocent presentation, think about what in your situation might make you feel the slightest bit less fearful to accept that your performance may change.
(iv). Think about why you want to take on this difficult task. Perhaps you want the process to be more productive.
(i).