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Our free therapy courses to cope with anxiety
Veena Choudhary
1y
Specialist

The complex feelings and mood fluctuations and intensive pressure at home talking about your future outlook is all challenging to handle. The struggles of job hunting would be leaving you dejected, anxious, negative about yourself. This would even create low self esteem. This prevents you from fully accepting who you are and your confidence level would be further reduced. Feeling hopeless about your job would extend into your personal relationship and self growth.


  • Have self compassion and stop being critical about yourself.


  • Practise positive self talk. Write down atleast 5 positives about yourself. Look in the mirror and repeat this to yourself everyday. Feel it in your body the gush when you say it.


  • Reassess your career goals. Ask yourself if it is the right career path.


  • See if you can learn some new skill connected to the field you are in. Easy way is to see what the job ads you are applying to are looking for. If anything is missing in your skill set then add it. Go online and search for sites which offer any free skills. Read latest articles in your field of work.


  • See if there is any way you can use your education by teaching in some college, or some students or in any other way or any online apps till you get a job.


  • If you live in depression it is difficult to see your own worth sometimes. Focus on your strength. This will help you to reframe your low self esteem and self worth.


  • Ponder over what brings you joy in your life. Do those things.
  • Set a small manageable goals. Set a realistic goal and see if you can achieve it. Keep a goal for a day or week which ever works for you and see if you can achieve those.


  • Connect with people who are going through same thing in various online social groups . This is a good way to combat loneliness.


  • Visualise the future you. Now imagine what question will the future you ask to the present you. What advice will the future you give to the present you.


Focus on what you can control. Try to change what is not within your control. Remember this period is also temporary.


You are more than your career. Don't let these feelings of hopelessness about job search cause burn out and emotional exhaustion. Don't let this job hunt consume you. Allow yourself to seek, learn, grow from each disappointment and rejection in your life. The job offer may not come when you want it but it will come soon enough so in the mean time kindly make sure you are feeling your best.

bumblebee
1y

Hi, did something happen to you in the past year that made you so unhappy? You are not alone, our community is here to help you!

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Sneha Santra
1y
Author

@bumblebee family issues

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shagrot-pev
1y

@Sneha Santra Problems at home are the worst. Write here about them to let your emotions out. I'm certain you can find your way back to inner harmony and peace if you share some of your burden.

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Sneha Santra
1y
Author

@shagrot-pev yes…Also you have to face bad things if you not get any job after completing your BTech degree

steroidsjee
1y

@Sneha Santra Our social system was designed to leave us constantly in stress and self-shame… If you’re in search of your first job right now, I absolutely know how it feels, been there a year ago. I had to opt for a position I didn’t want, just to stop constant pressure from the thoughts I was useless. It took me months to pull myself together and learn to praise and count all my little victories. I hope you’ll get your first offer soon, man

passerby
1y

I think you should try to focus on something that made you happy in the past, something you succeed at, to ease your worries. I know that depression makes even daily tasks a burden, and the only way out is to consciously struggle it. Keep reminding yourself that you’re worthy of everything you want, and you can resolve your issues.

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ch00tah
1y

I hear you, I’ve felt what you feel now. My fight with depression lasted for two years. Loneliness did a lot of harm to my mental abilities. But I made it to a stable remission. What helped me a lot was focusing on things I had control over. Small things like improving my working space at home, taking several online courses. It distracted and gave me reassurance that I could cope with certain tasks. I wih you to to get back on track.

Best of luck!

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Violet omen
1y

Just remember, all this is not who you are, it'll pass and you will get better. Don't give up!

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Sneha Santra
1y
Author

@Violet omen Thank you so much 🙏🏻

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