A Positive Approach Towards The Temtation to Rant

"If you're tired of doing what you're doing everyday, then why not find an inspiration to do it? Find reasons to motivate you to do what you're doing and be best in what you do. Like, for example I know that you want to help out little kids in an orphanage, then why not make them your reason to do your job in a different passion. Since you're in sales, why not give it your best shot and give them part of your commission. It may not mean a lot to you, but I'm telling you, it'll mean a lot to them. And they're not the only ones benefiting from you doing a good work in your job, you're stats will rise up, your confidence will boost, you'll find that you're job isn't really something to rant about, you'll be able to help people and to sum it all up it's a win-win situation. You'll be able to do that thing you want to do, i.e. helping the orphans, and you'll end up being a good employee. Well, it might not help you like your job, but at least it gives you something more to think about than just simply ranting about how you hate your job-- a job which I don't know why you took in the first place. "

That's my girlfriend's 2 cents on a positive approach towards the temptation to rant. It's not like I'm ranting too much-- okay maybe a little. Anyway, sometimes it really does help a lot, someone knocking some sense to you when you're losing your way.