Addicted to SEO: Please Help!

[findachristianjob]

Hello.

My name is Justin.  And I am an addict.

I have recently starting dabbling around with SEO about five months ago.  And I have found myself wanting more and more.

I feel like I needed to come to this group of other addicts and admit it to you.  I am constantly checking my ranking in Google.  I am obsessed with my keywords.  And I will sell my soul for a PR8 in-bound link. I desperately want my site:  www.findahealthcarejob.com to be the best in the universe and it has been a wonderful drug for me.

This must stop.

Please help me.

What are some steps of your own 12-steps that help you detox from this addicting lifestyle?

Thank you.

[EGOL]

This is it.... channel the energy into planning and development.

[SteveOllington]

"What are some steps of your own 12-steps that help you detox from this addicting lifestyle?"

There are none, you're stuck with it now... resistance is futile, embrace it!

If you started five months ago you might not have read this yet, get it and read it, it will help you quench some of your SEO thirst for knowledge

[john4math]

Like enzogg2 says, work on improving your site.  Certainly there are features you want to add?  And bugs to be fixed?  For example, when I view your site in a window that is less than 768 px wide, the banner links start getting lost on the right (like the contact link).  Also, your home page is trying to grab http://www.findahealthcarejob.com/wp-content/themes/JobBoard/style.php twice and it's returning a 403 status code (forbidden).  Also, your sharing icons in the upper right hand corner aren't positioned quite right in my IE9.

[enzogg2]

You got a nice site and concept so I can understand. Try building something new instead of focusing on refreshing rankings all the time.

[brycebertola]

Three Words: "Call of Duty".