264: Life Is Too Short to Do Things You Can’t Stand!
04.23.2019 - By Jeff Brown
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Back in 2016, my friend Jeff Goins shared some strong feelings on Facebook about complaining when it comes to your job.
I’ve included an excerpt of that post below:
I’m sorry, people. But you can’t hate your job and do nothing about it. Either change your circumstance or stop complaining. Your employer deserves better—and so do you.
And please, please, PLEASE don’t tell me you have no options. You have options. Lots of them:
-You can quit.
-You can change departments.
-You can do something on the side that makes your current situation more tolerable.
You have a choice. You may not like it. It may not be easy. But you are not stuck.
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Look. I am a realist.
By no means do I think everyone has to love their job every day, all of the time. I work for myself and it’s no picnic. But I realize this is what I chose, and I deal with it. I try to find something to love every day, even on the days when my boss is a jerk.