Seven Signs That Show It's Time To Leave Your Job

Many of us just hold on to jobs to the detriment of our mental, emotional and physical health...you just keep holding on to this job till you don't even know what you're holding on to any more.

You are hard working, you've given your best but you dread Mondays and have some how become demotivated.

Check out these seven signs to confirm if you should really quit this job:

1) The job doesn't pay your bills anymore. Hello! There's no need to start feeling overly modest... You got married and now have kids and you've got bills to pay. Face it; if a salary raise isn't coming then you need a better paying job or you'll be signing up for serious mental stress.

2) Your stress level has hit the roof! You feel burnt out like this job has taken everything from you and you have nothing more to give. It has affected your relationships and is beginning to tell on your health. Choose life! Let the job go. If there is no way to balance this job with your life the forget it.

3) Tons of unethical stuff take place in your company. Need I say more? What are you still doing there? Waiting for the cops or lawsuits?

4) Your company's corporate culture clashes with your personal core values; who you are, what you stand for, how you think. Look, two can't work together except they are in agreement. You can't flow with your job if you always choose to always "go the other way".

5) You and your boss are literally like "Tom and Jerry" or is it "Jerry and Tom"? Your both have "irreconcilable differences".

6) Bankruptcy is looming; most customers have left, lots of bad deals and financial loss...not a good sign.

7) You've simply lost your zeal. This job doesn't just interest you anymore. I can't stand being attended to by a Sales or Customer service rep who is obviously fed up with his job. Don' take your boredom out on your colleagues or customers, move on to bigger challenges.

Loose yourself! When you are content and happy you'll always find yourself spreading happiness you don't have to be where you should not be.