Occupational wellness, one of the eight aspects of wellness, is about enjoying your occupational endeavors and feeling like you are making a difference and contributing.
Sometimes, however, occupational endeavors seem to be more about making a living and putting food on the table. There are times when enjoying our jobs and doing it just to have an income seem to collide.
If you don't enjoy your current job, there are things you can do to help. You can try to find something that better suits you. To do that you have to know what suits you. You do have to take some time to get to know yourself and what you do and do not prefer. HINT: It takes time. Do what you can now, do the best you can where you are, be consistent and don't give up. Your time will come.
Get motivated to face the day to day. Do some positive self-talk. It's okay.
Keep your work in perspective. Do the best you can in your current situation, keeping the bigger picture in mind.
Remember you are more than your work. You are not your job and your job is not you. It's what you do.
If you are looking for a different occupational opportunity, take your time, do your research and stay employed while you do that. Side hustles (aka moonlighting) are as popular now as ever.
What kind of training does it provide?
Is it a solid company?
Mainly, be persistent and consistent in your efforts. Don't let things easily discourage you. There are aspects about every job, every side hustle – every day life, that are not necessarily fun. Get through it with a smile.
I finally found one that's worked for me for awhile. I love it.
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