I thought I’d share this great blog article (and it may be timely for some of you).
Photo borrowed from Kaplan International
Sunday is often viewed as a day of worship, a day to enjoy activities, and a day of rest. However, many people fail to enjoy Sunday because it’s the last weekend day prior to the beginning of a work week.
Sunday nights are often spent dreading the upcoming work day or time spent with difficult co-workers and/or managers. Sunday can also bring on feelings of stress and anxiety associated with doing a job that you hate or have no drive or passion for. As a result, what should be a peaceful, joyous and restful day turns quickly into an occurrence of “The Sunday Blues”.
If you find yourself experiencing a constant state of The Sunday Blues, then it’s time to make a positive change.
- Start by praying about your current situation. Ask God to give you wisdom, insight, and guidance on your future career path.
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