Do You Hate Your Job? Try This Technique When the gap caused by stress between how you feel now and feeling happy about your job becomes wider, it makes you unproductive and the feeling of negativity may spill across all areas of your life. Maintaining balance is the key, but what if you really hate your job? It can be easy to repeat to yourself how much you hate your job and even create a list of all the aspects of why you hate it. If quitting is not an option because that’s how you support your family, you might want to consider that maybe there are only a few things about work that create a mindset of “I hate my job.” Holding a memory or negative thoughts that evoke the feeling of not enjoying your profession is not always obvious in our conscious mental patterns. Imprints that create negative mindsets are withdrawn from the subconscious where they reside and are used by the mind as a basis about whether any experience is pleasant or not. Perhaps an incident happened where you’re working right now, and that incident has become a dominant thought creating negative mindsets because you can’t stop thinking about it. Perhaps it triggered an imprint or memory from childhood that made you repel certain tasks at work. Whatever the reason may be, it can be resolved. More often it is not the “job” that requires change but simply the mindset we actively use when “job” or “work” is evoked. Nonetheless, this does not apply to every case, if you are beginning to feel deprived of work benefits and your employer is notoriously known as a slave driver, you may consider looking for better employment.
Assess Your Employment Situation Nothing is ever resolved by just complaining and not assessing every bit of your current life situation. This is a step that is often overlooked that causes people to quit one job after another, creating a cycle of problems. Assessing your situation will determine what exactly is the source of your unhappiness. Ask yourself, is it your employer that you hate or the nature of the work that you do? Your answer will then lead to creating a good strategy on what to do next. Say for example, can you really change employer or can you change your mindset over work. The Eutaptics technique can help you determine what causes the problems. You can locate which imprints you hold within your mind that contribute to the negative mindset, collapse it and make you release emotions supporting it.
Some things during self-analysis will surface, things that you may not have even known were there all along. Release negative emotions by Eutaptics memory reimprinting.
How Does Eutaptics Work Our mental programs make us function, whether that function is efficient or inefficient. ​This relies on the nature of imprints producing the program. In other words, imprints or memories holding negative emotions will definitely produce problems or a negative outlook about any particular situation.