I am not a big fan of my job. I graduated from college and moved back to Springfield. I looked for a job for months and only had one interview. Our savings was about gone, and I was getting desperate. I filled out two applications, one with McDonald's and one with a temp agency. That was how low I got. I ended up not taking a job with McDonald's but getting a job through the temp agency. I am not using my degree, and I sit behind a desk all day staring at paper work. Not what I was wanting to do. It was a job, and I took it.
Before I started working out and eating right, I hated my job. I would moan and complain the whole time I was there. I would picture myself just walking out and quitting. The littlest thing would annoy me, and the people drove me nuts. I was an emotional roller coaster. I was never happy and not very fun to be around, because I would complain every chance I got.
Today, I still do not enjoy what I am doing, and I wish I was using my degree, working in a field I had interest in. BUT, I am not hating every moment. I do have enjoyable days at work. The days go by quicker. I am more effective at my job. I am not feeling overwhelmed all the time. There are still bad days, but I am not on edge all the time. I am not taking that bad attitude home to my family, either.
Fitness and health not only effects your body; it effects so many aspects of your life. It is so good to be healthy, and I am glad I am doing it.
Now somebody get me a new job!
2 comments:
I know how it feels to not have a job you enjoy all the time. I'm glad that getting healthy has helped. Maybe i will enjoy what I do more if I did some exercises. I'm still reading your blog every day and enjoying the experiences you are having. Keep it up! Someday you'll have that dream job. I'm very grateful that I have a job even though most times I don't enjoy it. Patience will pay off and you'll find something you love. Treat it how you treat running. It's almost more work finding a job than working at a job. Keep up the good work and it will pay off.
That's great! I remember how much you hated it. Good health defintley does affect your job and everything. :)
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