I selected kinda. My primary job is not in any immediate danger and it's not under a lot of threat for next year as well. My job is year-to-year, though. There is a decent chance that if the economy is doing poorly (especially if unemployment is up), then my job is actually more secure. I'm not hoping for a down economy, though.
Two other sources of income I have, though, have been eliminated or are highly uncertain. I'm losing a few thousand dollars on one of them. For another source of income, I have to commit to spending $15,000 now for something at the end of June. If I'm not willing to commit $15,000 now, I likely will lose out on the opportunity to earn $10,000 - $15,000 (this is net of the $15,000 commitment now).
I remember talking to a guy at a neighborhood get together around New Year's. He was laid off from his job about 5 years ago. He said at the time he felt like the world was crashing down around him. However, in hindsight, it was the best thing that ever happened to him.
I'm not sure how religious you are, but there's a plan at work. It's not always easy to see the goal, but one is there.