Recently i just join a marketing company with a marketing specialist role and i am not happy with this job right now.They actully giving me 7day of training and request me faster catch up and i feel really stress.And the the working place is the most challenge for me because the working place is not fixed and its really for from my home at least 1hours 30 minit.So i need to wake at 6 everyday and after work i didnt have my own time because everyday i back to home it's already 8:30pm.i am so tired. And something let me really stress is my senior want me work at the place that is that its 3 hours from my house and i need expance my entire food.i dont wanna work at there but i dont know how to reject. I am so hard .Can you help me to come out from this situation and mood

Dear User, I can understand how challenging and stressful your current job situation must be for you. It sounds like you are feeling overwhelmed with the workload, long hours, and the commute to work. It's natural to feel this way when we are faced with such difficulties, and I want you to know that you're not alone in this. From a Buddhist perspective, the first step to overcoming any challenge is to accept the reality of the situation. Accepting that your job is causing you stress and anxiety is crucial to figuring out how to move forward. It's essential to acknowledge your emotions and not suppress them. By accepting your situation, you will be able to take the necessary steps to improve it. From a psychological perspective, it's important to identify what is causing you stress and anxiety. In your case, it seems to be a combination of workload, long hours, and the commute. Once you have identified the root cause of your stress, you can begin to find ways to manage it effectively. This could involve setting boundaries with your senior, finding ways to reduce your workload, or finding a different job that is closer to your home. In terms of coaching, I would recommend that you try to have an open and honest conversation with your senior. Explain to them that the long commute and extended working hours are causing you stress and are not sustainable in the long run. You can also suggest alternative solutions that could make your work-life balance more manageable. Additionally, try to prioritize self-care activities such as exercise, meditation, or spending time with loved ones to help you feel more grounded and relaxed outside of work. Remember that it's okay to prioritize your mental health and well-being. You deserve a job that brings you fulfillment and happiness, and with the right mindset and actions, you can find it.