Disclaimer
These things are things that I have done and have worked for me but may not necessarily work for you. Do your research see what works for you and what doesn't. It is all trial and error. Don't stop trying. It's not that you fall it's that you get back up again and you keep trying.
This is just a guide line. You can take more or less time on the things that I suggest. Each day is different, treat it as such. Take at least 1 hour a day to work on your job search. You can break it up during the day, why not you really have all day! Small amounts of time can make it seem not so daunting, but you do have to do something about your situation or else nothing will actually happen.
Consistency is key.
Day 1
Take the day off
Get some drinks!
Day 2
Get all chores out of the way
Laundry
Dishes
Clean the bathroom
Do a deep clean on the house
Once you have all the chores and everything out of the way, desecration are a lot less you can be more focused on the task at hand.
Day 3
Work & polish your cover letters and resume's
Can ask for help from some agencies that are there to help with cover letter and resumes
Write a 'selling' paragraph about your self
If you were in an elevator or only had 2 to 5 minutes to sell yourself to your future employer what would you say?
Get stereotypical interview questions and answer them with specific answers
Coming up with examples before hand can help when you are actually in the seat for an interview
Day 4
Do your research
Placement agencies
Resources you have at your disposal
Work shops
Networking
Local/non local
Online
Email people with what you are looking for
Local library
Resources centers that are specially there to help you looking for work
They may have resume/cover letter help
Internship/volunteering
Listen to the radio or podcast for idea's
Their descriptions and/or websites may have listings
Go on to social media for idea's
Local tourism may have some job offers/work shops or networking ideas
Want to find what you want to do without out spending to much money on
Resume paper/envelope (weighted paper)
Postage
Printer ink/printer
Printing somewhere local
Library
UPS stores
Corner stores (Circle K (Mac's))
Donations for networking events
Day 5
Pin point exactly what you would like to do as a job
Think about the different job sectors there are (retail, fast food, fine dining, over night work, hotels, front desk staff)
Have different cover letters for each different sector that you would like to apply to
Call/email places to get signed up to
Some placement agencies
Networking events
Work shops
Resume & cover letter help
Do a mock interview with someone that you know or aquantence
Get friends and family to help out with you
Pick out an interview outfit. This will be the outfit that you will wear to all of your interviews
Think about hair
Be well groomed
Remember to brush your teeth before going
Day 6- Until you have the position desired
Start applying to jobs (aim to apply to at least 5 positions)
Work on marketing yourself through
Social media
Business cards
Mailers
Flyers
mailers
Work on your resume and conver letter and see what is working and what isn't
Read over each job description in full detail before applying to it
If you take public transit make sure you are not applying to positions that are unrealstic the public transit schedules.
Before you do the interview or start the job, take public transit to the job location to make sure you can do it