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There is a Chinese curse: May you reach all your goals – that is exactly how I felt: empty and cursed - dreamless. So I pondered what I coul When The Job Kills, What Next? what kind of office, how many people. By means of visualization all of that became a clear image that I was drawn to. I could see myself in a setting being fulfilled and happy with the way I lived and worked. Interestingly enough my enjoyment of the visions lasted only until the moment I realized that all my dreams and visions had come true! There is a Chinese curse: May you reach all your goals – that is exactly how I felt: empty and cursed - dreamless. So I pondered what I coulYou say the job is killing you. Here are some questions to help you assess your situation clearly before you chuck it all.What happened, you or them?Somewhere along the line things changed. Your role shifted. Your work became redundant. Your boss became unbearable. Your co-workers don’t respect you anymore. 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