Surviving Work: Driving with Anna
By Anna K Payne
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Do you feel like a failure? Learn how one woman changed her life through prayer.
After years of excelling in every type of employment, Anna experienced failure and the inability to perform. The devastation was compounded by seemingly kind managers. How could things have gone so wrong in such a short amount of time?
In Surviving Work, Anna takes you through the struggles she faced. See how to:
Find your purpose and renew your faith.
Restore joy and laughter in your life.
Gather the strength and courage to move forward.
Surviving Work is a devotional journey from loss to faith. Read about the hope and strength Anna K Payne found through prayer, the Bible, family, and friends.
Find your purpose and renew your faith by reading Surviving Work now.
Anna K Payne
Anna K Payne loves a mystery. Her favorite movies include one-liners and things that explode. Her relationship with her Savior is her number one priority and her family come second. But her passion and vision is to inspire hope, encourage others, love richly, and listen well through the strength of Jesus Christ. She seeks to inspire and encourage through her devotionals and cozy mysteries as well as aiding her family of writers publish their own books. https://www.instafreebie.com/author/AnnaKPayne
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Surviving Work - Anna K Payne
Surviving Work
A Driving with Anna Devotional
by
Anna K Payne
AP Creations
I hope you enjoy reading these blog entries and they bless your heart.
Thanks to my small group, especially Wendy I, for their unending support and praise. Thanks to my husband for his endless support and sincere praise of my skills.
Thanks to God for the words he gives me to express my heart.
2 Corinthians 1:3-4 Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. God is the Father who is full of mercy and all comfort. He comforts us every time we have trouble, so when others have trouble, we can comfort them with the same comfort God gives us.
Published by AP Creations
Copyright © 2010 by Anna K Payne
All rights reserved.
ISBN 1453857788
Printed in the United States of America
The Door's Broken But I'm Not
Okay, most of you by now have heard that I broke the door on my first day at my new job. It isn’t the most dignified way to get well known at a new position, but they will all remember me.
Here is what happened: In my new office building, the bathroom is shared with the other businesses on the same floor. So, we actually leave the office in order to go to the bathroom.
On my way back in from the bathroom, I carefully and quietly closed the door holding onto the door handle. And as I slowly let go of the door handle, it just came off in my hand.
Thinking this was not a good thing to happen on my first day, I desperately and quietly tried to put the handle back on. It didn’t go. Apparently the bolt holding it together broke.
I turned away from the door, wondering what I should do. The woman who doubles as a receptionist was off that day, so no one had noticed yet. I looked up and the VP of Marketing looked up at the same time. She glanced between my shocked face and my hand holding the door handle and said, is that the door handle?
She came up to the door and decided what I had decided; the handle just wasn’t going back onto the door. So she laid it on the receptionist desk and went back to work.
I went to my desk and heard others getting up to leave for the day murmuring various different versions of, what the? Where’s the? Why is the handle gone? Oh, okay, I’ll just go out the other door.
Later on, I was able to get my boss’s boss to smile by confessing to breaking the door. He said, That was you?
I have been known for many things: Helping my son with his math homework (he got a D); helping with the yard work (we have one plant in the back yard still alive); and now, breaking a door.
I know life goes on, that people remember other things and first impressions don’t aways matter, but I’m just Anna Banana, the math major who can’t do elementary math logic problems, and the lady in my small group who says totally odd things and makes them laugh.
But in the end, it was a fun day. Thank you all for praying for me!
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