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Many dream of leaving their current jobs for several reasons: the pay is not enough, the work feels mechanical, the boss is not the greatest; to name a few. While it is completely reasonable to begin looking for a new job, if only to make some changes, moving on to the next step in your career is much easier if you are not doing it out of desperation. Re-engaging with your current job will give you the positive frame of mind necessary for making any sort of personal or professional transition. Here are a few tips for reviving your enthusiasm for a job that has gone stale.

1. Change up your work routine.

When people say that they are dissatisfied with their jobs, it could be that they are simply dissatisfied with how they approach their job. If you feel as though your typical day at the office just is not working out any more, restructure how you get your tasks finished. Instead of checking email intermittently throughout the day, respond to all your emails first thing in the morning or an hour or two before you leave. Instead of taking an hour-long lunch break, take fifteen minute breaks throughout the day. Do whatever it takes to bring some variation to the work habits you have developed over time.

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If you want to implement some unique strategies for landing a job in today’s marketplace; tune in to Episode 81: “How to Differentiate Yourself During the Job Search,” Tuesday January 17^th at 9PM EST.

Bruce A. Hurwitz, Ph.D. – President and Chief Executive Officer of Hurwitz Strategic Staffing, Ltd. – will explain how to:

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If you are interested in finding fulfilling work in an uncertain age; mark your calendars for JobRadioUSA’s Episode 80: “How to Ignite Your Passion By Finding Fulfilling Work,” Tuesday January 11^th at 9PM EST.

Dan Miller – President of 48 Days LLC and host of the #1 Careers podcast on iTunes – will discuss how to:

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If you have not heard about Ted Williams (not the baseball player)… then continue reading.

A local reporter spotted Ted Williams on a street advertising his amazing voice. The reporter interviewed Ted and Ted stated that he wanted another chance in radio and he has not used drugs and alcohol the past two years (which help contribute to his current situation).

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If you want to learn how to get through the backdoor while everyone else is knocking senselessly on the front door; tune in to Episode 79: “Begin 2011 Outside of the Box: A Backdoor Approach for Non-Traditional Career Shifts in Non-Traditional Times,” Tuesday January 4^th at 9PM EST.

Darrell Gurney – The Career Guy – will discuss how to:

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If you want to learn how to find unadvertised positions with less competition; mark your calendars for JobRadioUSA’s Episode 78: “How to Utilize the Hidden Job Market,” Tuesday December 28^th at 9PM EST.

Donald Asher – “America’s Job Search Guru” – will explain how to:

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