Okay, you got fired. Obviously doesn't mean you're a bad person, and your fortunate with a good economy, you'll get another job. I got rid of a lot of anxiety by being productive. Rather than stress, not prepare, blame myself, be anxious at meetings, I worked on improvement.

I created a list of suggestions, and when something went wrong, I worked to identify what went wrong and what could have been done better. Generally that meant creating better procedures, you're 10 minutes late for a critical meeting, you resolve to leave 1/2 hour early, get a tough question at a meeting, you create a list of possible questions and organize a group of documents to have available.

I have a family member who has been immensely successful at a young age, youngest executive, owns 3 houses. Not the smartest person, decent but not outstanding standardized tests and grades. What he does do better is get feedback and improve.

So try to figure what you could have done better, and part of this can be you worked for a jerk or a dysfunctional company and you don't blame yourself for their mistakes, and then do better, and move on.

hopefully, venting and sharing the load here will help, also. emotional support can make a world of difference through tough times. keep us posted.

you are not alone.

Wow, really sorry to hear that this is what you are going through! Sending you good thoughts and hopes for a new job!

I went out on disability 3 years ago but I was about to be let go. I was terrible at my job. I hated it for the most part. I need to find a part-time job and I am trying to lose weight so I can hostess again. Stay positive!

I am so sorry you lost your job. You know what? That job probably wasn't meant to be. I know you are down & depressed, but look at ads online or in a newspaper, maybe you'd get an idea of a career change (if you want that) or you'll see a better job.
Keep yourself busy looking for another job. That's a good distraction and you won't be depressed. You are free now, there's endless possibilities. Remember, sometimes the Great Spirit closes one door, then opens another. Good luck to you

I have an interview tomorrow morning, I took today and wrote in my journal and started writing my novel again and I had my favorite tempura shrimp and ramen for lunch. Thank you all for your words of encouragement. Even if I don’t get the job I already feel better

the art of feeling better is far more important than whether or not you get the job.

and tomorrow is already today. . . how did the interview go?

The interview went well. Now for the worst part the waiting. I have a few other applications out lines in the water so to speak