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With 2018 just a few short days away, many of us are not only reflecting on the year that passed but looking forward to the new one ahead. When it comes to resolving to be better at something, or a better someone for that matter, we should own up to the fact that the journey to self-improvement is a process. We should view the road to success as a marathon rather than a sprint. For if we did, we’d have a much greater chance of sticking with it when the going gets tough

You’ve updated and posted your resume, signed up for job alerts, and have consistently applied to jobs. Yet, you still haven’t landed your #NewJob2017. Don’t dismay. Our internet sources tell us that it takes roughly one month to find a job for every $10,000 of the paycheck you would like to earn. For example, if you were looking for a job that pays $50,000 a year your job search could take 5 months. Below are some ways to help take away some of your job search pain and put your mind at ease: 1. Take a Break You don’t want to run the risk of job search burnout. Taking some time away from your job search to focus on things like your family, friends and health will help you appreciate all that’s good in your life in order to help lift your spirits.