I can hunt outside threats now. Why can't I find the one inside?

You have gotten good at this. Competitors, deadlines, difficult clients — you see them coming now and you handle them. But something is still draining you at work, and you cannot name what it is. Here is the trap. You are using the same skill for both jobs. Spotting an outside threat means watching the world. Finding an inside one means watching yourself, and that is a different muscle. Most people never switch tools. They keep scanning outward, wondering why the search turns up nothing. If what is draining you is another person's behavior toward you, and it is affecting your standing or your peace, do not sort that out alone in your head. Say it out loud to someone outside the situation — a mentor, a trusted colleague, HR. But if the drain is a habit, a fear, or an excuse you keep making, that one is yours to find, and you can start today.