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Holding On To a Job You Hate Will Eventually Make You Sick


'Staying at a job you hate may affect more than just your happiness. New research finds that employees who stay at jobs out of a feeling of obligation are prone to several health problems, including exhaustion, stress and burnout.

"Our study examined whether some forms of commitment to an organization could have detrimental effects, such as emotional exhaustion and, eventually, turnover," said study co-author Alexandra Panaccio, an assistant professor at Concordia University in Montreal. 

"It may be that, in the absence of an emotional bond with the organization, commitment based on obligation is experienced as a kind of indebtedness -- a loss of autonomy that is emotionally draining over time." '

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Ayurvedic Psychology: Detox Molecules of Emotion - Dr. John Douillard, DC

EFT Tapping: How to Put Your Health Literally into Your Hands…



'How many times have you tapped your fingers against a table without even realizing you are doing it?  Are you nervous at that time?  Preoccupied?

How about drumming your fingers on the steering wheel or dashboard while driving?  Are you stressed or anxious at that time?
What if someone told you that you could actually change your health—both physical and emotional—with that same tapping motion?  Would you believe them?

You should.  Recent studies have shown that simply tapping your fingers on specific points on your body can help ease anxiety and depression, alleviate pain, and even aid in weight loss.
Skeptical?  We were too.  Until we uncovered the stunning research.'


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A Dead-End Job Is Worse For Your Health Than Being Unemployed

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'There are some who don't need an excuse to skip a day's work - but this could be a good reason to quit your job altogether.


A badly-paid or temporary job can be as bad for a person's mental health as none at all, researchers claim.
Little job security, demanding work and poor managers can all impact on a person's well-being just as much as unemployment

A University of Lancashire study, which included in-depth interviews with 24 men and women in management and non-management positions in a variety of job sectors, found anger is widespread at work. It most often erupts over immoral behavior (cheating, lying, stealing) or when people feel they've been unfairly treated (unjust criticism or heavy workload).

 
Other common triggers of workplace anger include incompetence, disrespect, failure to communicate or exclusion.
In fact, people who are unemployed can feel better-off mentally than those who are in poor jobs of low 'psychosocial quality', the report added.'


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