The Cycle of Nothing

By Jeff Saunders

If you were to ask ten people on the street if they liked their job, nine out of ten would say that they were unhappy, its a job, or they downright hate their job. Are you one of those nine? Are you unhappy with your job but dont know how to go about changing your situation? Are you in the cycle of nothing? If you have to go to work, and most of us do, then why not choose a job that you want to do? Utilize the steps in this book to get out of the cycle of nothing. Believe it or not, you too can love Mondays!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Feb 24, 2012
• ISBN: 9781469169231

Jeff Saunders

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Copyright © 2012 by Jeff Saunders.

Library of Congress Control Number:       2012902923

ISBN:         Hardcover                               978-1-4691-6922-4

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CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter 1  Trying to Avoid the Cycle

Chapter 2  The Cycle Begins

Chapter 3  Moving into the Cycle

Chapter 4  White or Off-White

Chapter 5  Trying to Break Out of the Cycle

Chapter 6  School

Chapter 7  Roadblocks

Chapter 8  Have a Plan

Chapter 9  Are You in the Cycle?

Chapter 10  Challenge Yourself

Chapter 11  So You Want to Own Your Own Business

Chapter 12  Closing

I would like to dedicate the book to

Dr. Lewis and Ruth Saunders

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Introduction

If you were to ask ten people on the street if they liked their job, nine out of ten would say they are unhappy, it’s a job, or they downright hate their job. I must admit I was one of those nine people. It became so clear recently looking back on the hours, weeks, months, and years of working at a job that I never really wanted to do, that for whatever reason at the time—whether it was for money, afraid of change, kids, or the responsibility to have Friday’s check to just get by to the next Friday—I was in the cycle of nothing. This is one of the reasons I decided to write this book.

The old adage if I only knew then what I know now is so true. What I mean by this is look at all the time that you have spent working at a profession you never liked or downright hated. Not only was it time wasted on yourself but it was also wasted on your employer, who at the time gave you the job that you never wanted to begin with. Unfortunately, you can’t get back those years you spent trying to make a living at a job or profession that you were not happy or fulfilled at. Believe me, it does not get any easier as time goes by, as you are only getting older and more