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9. You’ll Worry Less Thinking about work when you’re not working means one of two things: either you really love your job, or it’s getting you down. Full-time work doesn’t only stress your body; it stresses your mind, too. For example, worrying about work during your time off  disturbs your sleep  more than almost any other work-related factor. You’re much more likely to fret about work all evening if you’ve done nothing but work all day, so skip the full-time job and you can skip the worry, too. 11 Reasons Why You Should Never Get a Full-Time Job - Lifehack :

5.  Don't come off as desperate (even if you are) . This one is tough. The bills could pile up and  your self-confidence  badly bruise when you're not working. But, while you might need to have a little personal freak out every now and again, you should maintain an even keel when you go into a job interview for a prospective position. Few employers are drawn to candidates who are virtually begging. If you spend your days refining your abilities and mending gaps in your skills, there's no reason why you can't meet a hiring manager with the confidence and poise of a man or woman with many options elsewhere. Think of it like dating. You might have the worst slump of your life, but nonetheless, you have to play it cool when that special someone comes along, lest you ruin your chances of developing a relationship. 5 Strategies to Find a Job When You're Unemployed - On Careers (usnews.com)