Workers from 114 Countries Want To "Just Quit" Their Jobs

There are 196 countries in the world.  Of those 196 countries 114 are represented in the “Just Quit” your job survey.  Just imagine what it takes for almost 7,000 people to Google “I want to just quit my job” and land on this blog AND complete the survey. It is mind-boggling that so many people are so miserable on their jobs ALL OVER THIS WORLD!!!

If working at your job is causing you physical and emotional stress — know this — you are NOT alone.

Here are all of the countries represented:

		United States	4,007
		United Kingdom	753
		Canada	408
		Australia	271
		India	258
		Singapore	184
		Unknown	144
		Philippines	94
		Malaysia	74
		South Africa	68
		Ireland	56
		New Zealand	37
		Hong Kong	25
		Mexico	23
		Kenya	21
		United Arab Emirates	18
		Egypt	17
		Belgium	15
		Romania	15
		Saudi Arabia	14
		Nigeria	14
		Germany	13
		Puerto Rico	12
		Indonesia	10
		Netherlands	9
		Japan	9
		Denmark	9
		Switzerland	9
		Spain	9
		Lebanon	8
		France	7
		Kuwait	7
		Pakistan	7
		Iceland	7
		Trinidad and Tobago	6
		Portugal	6
		Uganda	6
		Bangladesh	6
		Malta	6
		Bahamas	6
		Botswana	6
		Poland	5
		Italy	5
		Israel	4
		Greece	4
		Vietnam	4
		Turkey	4
		Argentina	4
		Bulgaria	4
		Colombia	4
		Chile	4
		Serbia	3
		Russia	3
		Slovakia	3
		Oman	3
		Rwanda	3
		Qatar	3
		Norway	3
		Bahrain	3
		Brazil	3
		Finland	3
		Jamaica	3
		Jordan	3
		Namibia	2
		Morocco	2
		Panama	2
		Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	2
		Lithuania	2
		Taiwan	2
		Slovenia	2
		Peru	2
		Macau	2
		Korea, Republic of	2
		China	2
		Barbados	2
		Unknown	2
		Costa Rica	2
		Estonia	2
		Cambodia	2
		Unknown	2
		Sri Lanka	1
		Kazakstan	1
		Croatia	1
		Haiti	1
		Malawi	1
		Guatemala	1
		Mauritius	1
		Madagascar	1
		Latvia	1
		Luxembourg	1
		Cote D’Ivoire	1
		Angola	1
		Albania	1
		Afghanistan	1
		Azerbaijan	1
		Brunei Darussalam	1
		Dominican Republic	1
		Czech Republic	1
		Cyprus	1
		Ethiopia	1

Above are the first 100 countries.

Below are the remaining countries (Poll Daddy only shows 100 countries at a time.)

		Ukraine	1
		Tanzania, United Republic of	1
		Venezuela	1
		Virgin Islands, U.S.	1
		Zimbabwe	1
		Zambia	1
		Thailand	1
		Swaziland	1
		Papua New Guinea	1
		Nicaragua	1
		Palestinian Territory, Occupied	1
		El Salvador	1
		Syrian Arab Republic	1
		Mozambique	1

My Affirmation:

“A ‘Let Go~Let Come’ program has been created to reach every country represented  in the survey and every person suffering because of their job.”

Being Grateful For Your Journey

“We can look upon a road from two different points of view.

One regards it as dividing us from the object of our desire. In that case, we count every step of our journey over it as something obtained by force in the face of obstruction.

The other sees it as the road which leads us to our destination, and as such, it is part of our goal. It is already the beginning of our attainment, and by journeying over it, we can only gain that which within itself it offers to us.” 

—Rabindranath Tagore 

On the road of “LETTING COME” while or until you can “JUST QUIT” the first mental feat is to ACCEPT WHAT IS.

So, how do you do that when WHAT IS is not what you want it to be?

Be grateful for the journey.

Grateful for what you do have, what has already come to you. Grateful for knowing that things will change, because things always change. I ran across Tagore who became the first non-European to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. Human beings have been struggling with letting go and letting come for some time.  You might be going into ANOTHER week dreading your job, but endure it.

It is leading you to your destination.

Journey on and while you wait to be released –  prepare yourself to receive what is to come.  Wake up every day this week with the first thought as being grateful for SOMETHING.

Come up with your SOMETHING that you are grateful for and stick with it all week.  Even if you are grateful that change is coming, then try that. It will change your point of view about your current situation.  

Give it a try.

I am grateful for________________. 

Peace, ~Ridea