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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.

Today's tip is to figure out exactly what makes you miserable.

Sometimes a job might be salvageable if you solve the right problems.

Today's tip comes from Shana Libuat's Gainer's new book, Don't Call It Quits.

Turn the job you have into the job you love.

Shana points out that in many cases, when people quit their jobs to take new ones,

they wind up with the exact same problems. That's because no job is perfect.

And many jobs can be improved, if you take the initiative.

Sometimes the right move is to quit, but sometimes it isn't.

And you want to make sure you've addressed anything changeable before you uproot your whole life.

So she suggests if you are feeling miserable, list what are your least favorite parts of your work day.

Answering this question is important, she writes, because while it's likely that you spend a lot of

time thinking about how terrible your job is, it's possible that you don't know exactly what's

making you miserable. So be specific about the tasks and interactions that drain you or feel

creatively stifling. Shana goes on to note that you shouldn't discount small stuff.

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