put in the "footwork" and results will follow.

>........I know, easier said then done with an already busy schedule.

Try to look for a job that doesn't make you want to run out the door screaming 5 minutes after your shift begins.

You don't have to LOVE it, but you are right that working in a negative environment doing something you can't stand serves to compound your frustration and anxiety.

Attempt to use that restless energy as a motivator.........

Each crummy job you hold is a stepping stone to the career of your dreams.

Family just is coming around out of concern. It's almost automatic, natural to want to help our loved ones.......

But when you need some space to think it can grate on you in spite of their good intention.

Peace to You. Good luck on your new job search. Unless things are REAL unbearable there, don't quit until you've lined up your next gig. The only thing worse than working at a job you can't stand is being stuck without one.

-Breezer