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Axis IV: A Personal Experience At Work

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Axis IV: in this axis, my educational and occupational problems kicked in. I started to care less about my homework, being on time to school. Most of the time I would just go straight to the ocean until it’s about 10:00 pm. I liked to be alone with my thoughts. I enjoyed the beach waves and it was relaxing. I had an ability to talk to water and complain about my life. My frequent absentees from school led me to the point where I had to fail my classes. At work, I was having problems as well. My occupation was a department manager and the corporation was tired from telling me to be on time and pay attention.

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