Not loving your job or your boss can make every day feel like an uphill battle.
It's draining, discouraging, and sometimes downright miserable.
But before you throw in the towel, take a deep breath and reassess.
What can you control?
You may not be able to change your boss, but you can control your attitude,
your effort, your boundaries, and your peace.
Ask yourself, what's the lesson in this season?
Even frustrating jobs teach you something,
whether it's patience, emotional maturity, how to deal with difficult people,
or clarity about what you don't want in the future.
Nothing is wasted when you're learning and growing.
Also, ask yourself, what's your long-term plan?
If this isn't where you want to stay, start taking small,
intentional steps toward what's next.
Don't just survive. Start preparing.
And how can you find purpose right now?
Even in an unfulfilling job, you can find ways to grow,
to help a co-worker, to learn something new,
to build your character, or simply honor God by how you show up in this season.
If it's time to leave, make a plan.
If you need to stay, shift your mindset.
Either way, don't let a hard job or an awful boss steal your joy
and make you forget your value.
God sees what you're walking through.
He's with you in the tension, in the stress, and in the waiting.
Your job doesn't define your worth. He does.
And He's still leading you to somewhere good,
even if this step doesn't look like it yet.