Retire, from trying to be funny I mean..--Answer1:I thought you were shatterproof?.--Answer2:put each foot up and try to erase the memory of the day you just put in.--Answer3:ALL employers are the same. Give em an inch......--Answer4:As a rule, I try to avoid bad jokes. Clearly, this one doesnt measure up..--Answer5:well, I can see right through you!~x~.--Answer6:eat high energy foods before work like bananas, porrige and carbohydrates. drink tea and get a good nights sleep..--Answer7:You need to measure up better for the job !.--Answer8:A job is exactly that. It is JUST a job. If you feel "shattered" every time you come home, I would say its time to start looking for a new job. Or start a business of your own that could take the place of your job at some point in the future. I started a power washing company that is nearly at the point where I can quit my full time job. My wife sells Avon and she makes candles that we sell online. I use the candles as thank you gifts for my clients, which has greatly increased the client base for the candle business. We now have customers all over the US. If you have a hobby, figure out a way to turn it into a business. My daughter doodled all the time as a kid. She learned calligraphy and has a side business doing invitations and announcements for several local companies. It isnt enough to live on, but she saved every penny of profit for a couple years and had a decent down payment on her first house.My wife and I both started our businesses with less than $2000 and now they make us enough to live on. Use your imagination. Some guy that figured out you could put double stick tape on a plastic bag and stick it to a wall to collect sheetrock dust when drilling a hole is now a millionaire. What is the next simple thing that will change someones life? No matter what you do, remember that a job is just a job. Leave the stress at work. You cant do anything about at home, so why stress about it there?Good Luck.