Quitting Your Job by Choice: How to Decide and Not Regret It

The decision to leave rarely comes in a single day. First the thoughts appear, then they become background noise, then you catch yourself counting the days until vacation and flinching at every message. And the whole time there's an argument inside: maybe I should tough it out, maybe it's no better anywhere else, maybe something's wrong with me. Let's look at how to tell exhaustion from a decision, and how to move through this choice without breaking yourself.

How to Tell It's Not Just One Bad Week

Everyone has bad weeks. The difference is that exhaustion comes in waves and passes, while dissatisfaction with your job holds on for months and doesn't depend on your workload.