Handling your job like a child

[King bell]

Many people would say that having a job is like having another child to take care of. Just as with a child, there are some things you need to do in order to make sure that your job stays healthy and happy. Here are four tips for handling your job like a child:



1. Make time for it. Just as you would make time for your actual children, you need to make time for your job. This means setting aside specific times each day or week to work on it, and not letting other things get in the way.



2. Feed it healthy foods. Your job needs to be fed healthy doses of information and new ideas in order to grow and thrive. Make sure you are providing it with the right kind of food by reading books, articles, and other materials that will help it learn and grow.



3. Exercise it regularly. Just as you would take your child to the park or to a playground so they can run around and play, you need to give your job some time to exercise as well. This can be done by taking it for walks (in your head, of course), talking about it with other people, or even just writing down your thoughts on it.



4. Give it lots of love! Just like with children, your job needs love in order to grow and thrive. Make sure you are giving it plenty of positive reinforcement, acknowledgement, and support in order to make sure it feels valued and loved.

 

[Augusta]

This is a unique one yes we need to treat our jobs this way to be able to make a good headway with it. Our job is like a life saver because without it you starve and can't get the good things of life. You would be plunge into the life of misery as such we must handle our jobs with good amount of care.

I think this is also applicable to self employed and business owners. You don't toy with your source of income because if it is no more you suffer it. So as stated it is goo Ed to always feed whatever you make money with. Give it the needed time, attention and energy. Build it up daily. Teach yourself to grow in it and give the best of it to make it progressive. You can only enjoy it when you make a success of it or else you kill it.

 

[saoussen5765]

The work isn't letting time to parents to even talk with their children this is the sad truth of things.