Complaining about my job and doing nothing about it is a waste of time and energy! Please repeat 3 times now say I will not complain about my job and I will do something about it right now! Please repeat 3 times. The first thing you can obviously do is stop complaining about your job.

1.Stop Complaining About Your Job!Complaining about your job is toxic for your mental and emotional health. It's like marinating in the problems and issues you're having with your job. Now, complaining is ok if you want to stay stuck in the problem. If you'd rather get out the problem and move into the solution, you must absolutely stop complaining about your job.

7 Reasons Why Complaining About Your Job Is A Waste Of Time?

1. Keeps you stuck in the problem & prevents creative solutions
2. It makes you toxic
3. It is nasty habit
4. It's not adult-like- grow up!
5. Makes little problems big and bigger problems enormous
6. You'll attract more problems to you- it's the law of attraction
7. A pessimistic attitude will attract negative people to you- not positive problem solvers

2. Find out the real problems.Then write them all down. Are you complaining about your boss when the real problem is you feel undervalued or under paid at work. Or you feel you don't have good benefits, enough vacation time, or maybe your job is unfulfilling. Maybe it's the hours, your co-workers, the commute and crazy traffic. If the real complaint is your boss, complaining to everyone else won't help. You gotta take that complaint to the source of the problem. If you're not willing to do that then stick with #1- stop complaining about your job.

3. Come up with solutions.Now that you know the real problem, you can solve it. Creative solutions for a job you hate are always one thought away, one web search away, one person or one piece of beneficial advice away from you. If you want to keep your job and you're looking for ways to cope with a job you hate, visit askmen.com for their 11 Tips To Cope With A Job You Hate. If your solutions include finding another job or choosing a different profession, come up with a plan that fits you and your goals. Listen to your intuition and put your plan into action.

4. Entrepreneurship may be your true calling.Have you been taught go to school, get good grades, get a good job, and retire after 50 years of 50 hours a week so you can finally travel and enjoy life while you're too old to really do so? Do you hate your job? Do you hate being told what to do, how much money you can make, when you can take a break, go on vacation, or take time off to take care of your sick kids?