If you don't like your job why you are still there?

Since the industrial revolution, there has been a continuous war in regard to working hours, at the beginning, the workers were almost slaves.

Where does the day of 8 hours a day of work?

How the 9 to 5 came to be in the first place.
The answer comes from a man named Robert Owens, who started a campaign during the Industrial Revolution. Back then, 14-hour days were the norm in order to maximize the output of the companies’ factories. Owens bravely advocated the notion that people should not be working for more than 8-hours per day.

His famous slogan was:

“Eight hours labour. Eight hours recreation. Eight hours rest.”
-Robert Owens

Work more hours is not always synonymous with effectiveness, even it is a subject of arduous discussions since the important thing is the effective time, how organized is the person and pay attention to the targets.

However this is not what I want to say, more well I'd like to share the following reflection.

It is worth spending the time of our lives at work who does not love us, while is true most of the time we are trapped in jobs even if they don't like you must do them to meet our expenses for the month, but in the end these they represent problems, when we look back we will realize that we spend part of our lives doing what we didn't like and perhaps gave him back to success in what we really loved for fear of leaving the comfort zone.
For example, Spending too much time at work is the biggest regret parents have about their children’s early years, according to a study.
In addition to working too hard, the top five regrets included worrying too much about things that did not really matter, not playing with the children more, not going on more holidays and not taking enough photos.
More than half of parents said they regretted not having more quality time with their children when they were younger.

The same way and not least should remember that

Working Too Much Is Bad For our Health

If you’re the last one to leave the office, or constantly picking up an extra shift, you may see the benefits in that paycheck, but all those extra hours are also affecting your health.
For example risk of depression could be associated with workers clocking at least 11 hours a day have, according with some studies
Pay attention very important "weekend offers us a two-day respite from the stresses of all those long days"

Time has become a measure for productivity because it’s an easy metric to measure. But time is a vanity metric when it comes to measuring productivity.
In today’s creative economy, how long we work per day isn’t what is important. It’s what you do with the time you have.

We need to be efficient even for spending time on things that are beneficial, For example, if you’re looking to learn how to speak some language, you could spend years learning with free language apps. Or you could take private lessons with a professional tutor who can significantly accelerate your learning curve.

With relation to other health risks, Jobs that are sitting in front of a desk, by up to 8 hours a day is linked to health problems, as fatty liver not alcoholic for example, online you will find hundreds of links to studies that support well This comment, take some time and investigate vera that the figures and results are alarming.

The health effects of too little sleep are well documented and include decreased memory, increased weight gain, irritability and other mood problems, serious cardiovascular health problems, and possibly cancer, to name a few.

If today you are earning life in a job that does not love you must do their own analysis and take risks that insurance will be of greater benefit in you future.

So that is never too late to do what you like, diviertetepuedes return to a past hobi, directing your career, remember that Kentucky Fried Chicken chicken franchise, was initiated by Harland David Sanders, better known as Colonel Sanders already over 60 years, so It is never late good luck.

Best wishes.

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