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Originally Posted by bix 
Not to mention that many things in the article are a complete joke. Imagine you are getting a million dollars. Can you imagine having a fear "that your life will become too complicated trying to manage the money"? Can you imagine having a fear "that managing the money will be stressful"? How different these two fears are, really? Does the article really have to spell both of them separately? Or is it because Steve has run out of useful things to say?
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They are different. Something being complicated does not necessitate stress and vice versa. I could be stressed that I got lost going to work today (having moved this weekend), but that doesn't mean getting to work is complicated. I could have a complicated report to write that may consume my entire day, but that doesn't mean I'm stressed about it if I enjoy doing the work.
If Steve isn't helping you right now, try someone or something new. It appears that, since you are making these comments, that Steve has been very valuable to you in the past and now that you've changed he isn't meeting your expectations. Instead of condemning his changes (decrease in quality in your eyes), why not be a little grateful for what he
has given you.