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It's hard to do work you don't feel in anyway connected to. I'd try a technique called negative visualization. Imagine if you don't take the money and leave. Wh
by k4ch0w 9y ago
It's hard to do work you don't feel in anyway connected to. I'd try a technique called negative visualization. Imagine if you don't take the money and leave. What will your life look like in the next year, 5 years.
What is the worst possible scenario? Will you regret it for the rest of your life or will you be happy you made the decision. That money could potentially free you to pursue more meaningful work.
Look, everyone works a job they dislike at some point in their life. You won't always feel passionate about the things you're doing, but you need to weigh how much you may regret it otherwise. This sounds like a sure bet for 2x-5x more in straight cash within your 20's. People don't always get that.
Maybe, try to change something different in your routine of life. Shift the focus from work for 12 months to something else, like dating, a hobby, a sport.
If you seriously hate it, I mean really hate like it boils your blood to get up in the morning and think about going to work then leave. Absolutely, make your peace of mind and health the most important thing. However, this may be an opportunity for you to shift focus and coast for a bit.