What are your dreams? Do you want to be a scientist? Do you want to write novels? Maybe you want to become a sports writer. Whatever your dream is, the first step is figuring out what it is.

I know that not everybody among us is fortunate enough to have a job of his/her liking. We all are living in a fiercely competitive era. In today’s world, just being eligible for a job is not enough. We have to be most eligible persons to get a dream job. Now to be the most eligible of all is not that easy. It depends upon a number of visible and invisible factors such as our family background, our educational qualification, our physical appearance, in some jobs at least, our performance in a particular exam etc. Since not everybody can be the most eligible one, most of us will have to contend with other jobs which may or may not be of our liking.

Let us consider your present job. It may be the case that you are doing a boring, routine and less rewarding job. May be you are not getting the chance to work at your full potential in this job. Certainly a person of your caliber deserves something better. However, it is my humble advice that while you are searching for that perfect job, enjoy the way you are doing your present one, and keep celebrating and expanding all the other joys of life that surround you.

No matter how bad, boring, frustrating, and less rewarding your present job is, one thing is certain you’ll go nowhere by fuming and fretting about it! Consider this at any given moment your job is the main source of your income. Your bread and butter comes from the money you earn in this job. You pay your monthly bills, your taxes and your child’s school fee from the salary of this job. You take your wife out for a dinner and give her a beautiful present from the money you earn from this job. Your present job is the platform on which you’ll lay the foundation of your future dream job. So your job is no that bad. Just see the positive side of picture. Love your job, respect it.

I know it is not very easy to love our boring and dull jobs. However, if we want, we can easily make our job interesting. A little bit of effort & innovation can make any kind job interesting. Let me give you a very useful tip: If you want to make your job interesting, then ask yourself – “How can I do this job in a better way? How can I improve my productivity? “ Just think over these two questions and you will get the answer. The best way to make your job interesting is to constantly find ways of doing it in a better way.

Here are few benefits which you’ll get by loving your job:

(1) Your productivity and performance output will increase.

(2) Your image in the eyes of your seniors will improve.

(3) You will feel less tired and exhausted at the end of the day.

(4) Your overall relationship with your colleagues will improve.

(5) You will be able to finish your work quickly if you do it with passion.

As you love your job and do it wholeheartedly, you will not find the time for fuming and fretting over its negative aspects. You will remain busy in it and will not feel frustrated or tense owing to the dullness or monotony of your present job.

Remember if you can’t find a way to love your job then move on as you are not helping yourself or the company you are working for.