About to quit
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- duhsign0
its a tough place to be, we have all probably been there once or twice. I always focus on being grateful and enjoying the things good in life while at the same time aggressively looking for a mature and sensible way to move on...most times once my headspace changes things mellow out and I turn my attentions to what really counts, being creative and use outlets other than work to do it. I would only quit if your seriously physically depressed because of situations at work that are out of your control. your job happiness is a choice, same as the choice you made when you took the job. a run away ego is a terrible conversation starter. theres books you can read on that. if you can decipher new age crap without getting caught up in it theres a book called the power of now by eckhart tolle that is all about choosing happiness by living in the moment with a clear headspace rather than living for your future haunted by your past overwhelmend by the unceasing voice inside your head (ego) telling you your not ok...spend some time with friends, help someone out/do something good, take some long walks, buy some new music and if all else fails smoke a LITTLE weed...: )