I've been feeling so much anxiety about my new job. It's working from home, and only a few days a week, so I didn't think I would feel anxious about it. But here we are. I'm very new, it's been only a few weeks, and I understand that some nerves are normal when starting a new job. But it is kind of a stressful job. I'm responsible for organising appointments and budgets for about 15 clients who have disabilities and mental health issues, kind of like a personal assistant. I have no experience at all, and they know that and knew it when they hired me, but I still feel so like a fish out of water, because I am learning everything new, my clients don't know I have no experience, and it's overwhelming. The management and other workers are generally nice and happy to answer any questions, which is good. But I still feel so strange that I'm just left to my own devices - I'm not given a to-do list, I'm not supervised, I'm just trusted to check in with my clients and then do whatever they ask me to do for them, and to ask questions if I'm not sure of anything. It sounds so simple when I put it like that, right? So why am I so freaked out. My bf said I should quit if I'm this stressed out, but I feel like - what if this is a good job? What if I got lucky? It pays well, it's working from home so I can do it in my pajamas, and none of the staff are really mean or anything. One manager is a bit intimidating but I don't have to talk to her very much at all. The actual work I feel like, in theory, I should find it easy, but for some reason I don't. It's just phone calls and emails, that's really all it is. It isn't a massive deal. Yeah there's some pressure because I want to make my clients lives easier and be helpful to them, but there's also no reason really for me to be scared, because I am allowed to ask questions when I get stuck. So why am I so scared?