This is Help Launton, the show that tackles all the big work questions you cannot ask anyone else.

I'm Jason Feiffer, Editor-in-Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, and I'm New York Time Specialing

author and money expert, Nicole Lapin.

The helpline is open!

Even though the great resignation of 2021 has slowed, I think the urge to quit or just

thinking about quit is still burning bright for a lot of us.

Not me, I'm a lifelong eminenter, but remember, there are always options if you're not

loving your job.

Of course, you can always jump on the bandwagon and resign, but just because the current

jobs market is a workers market doesn't mean that quitting your job is a risk-free endeavor.

If you don't have any other work lined up, you could be looking at a low where you don't

have any money coming in, and let's be honest, not everyone is in the position to cut

off income.

So realistically, there will be times when you need to keep a job you don't love.

I'm pretty sure we've all been there.

I have.

I'm sure you have.

I think we'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't.

There is no shame in paying your bills.

So if you find yourself in that scenario, here are five things you can do to hate your

job less.

Number one.

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