You think they have a bad temper? Wrong—really, it’s just that they can’t afford to lose..

Because those who are prone to emotional breakdowns are not actually bad-tempered
It’s just that life has no margin for error! Cat Brother saw a person who drives a delivery truck for service apps share their own real experience
He used to make an annual salary of several hundred thousand; later, the company went through a downturn and he was laid off
So he started doing carpool rides, truck delivery like Huolala, errands, and things like that
At this point, he understood one thing: being tired is only one part of it
What’s truly unbearable is: they can’t afford to lose!!!
For example, if you get a traffic violation, you basically lose two days’ work for nothing
Once you have a minor scrape or collision, you might lose half a month’s profit
A bad review, and you could end up running around all day for nothing
Hearing this, Cat Brother suddenly figured it out
Why some people in service industries are super prone to emotional breakdowns
They’re not just lashing out because they want to—it’s not because they lack manners
It’s because their margin for error is too low
For example, if the boss says something critical! You have to just take it
If a customer files a complaint, you have to take it
If the platform imposes a penalty, you have to take it again
Because many times, one mistake is small in terms of face
But it might make you worry about this month’s living expenses!
Maybe many people envy people who are emotionally stable
But what really keeps someone emotionally stable
is that they have the confidence to start over!
When a person loses once, it’s not a big deal—if they can still get back up and start again
Of course, they can talk slowly and calmly, keeping their emotions steady
But if you think about it—if they lose once today, make one mistake
Tomorrow the mortgage, rent, and the kids’ school fees all become big problems
It’s hard for you to expect them to stay as calm and light as nothing happened, with emotions stable
So do you think a person’s emotional stability depends more on personality, or on confidence?
If life had no margin for error, how many people do you think could stay emotionally stable all the time?