So, do something good for yourself, your family or friends. It doesn't have to be expensive, but it should distract from the stress of getting your career on track. If you have the opportunity, network. To do something positive, you can always head back to the library for additional company research, or check out your chamber of commerce, local community colleges and churches or synagogues for any job search support groups you've overlooked. Write your plans down on paper.
Successful people plan each day, then diligently work their plan.
A plan is like a road map to keep you from getting lost. Try to remember that your family and friends mean well and want you to succeed. Even if they sometimes use some unwanted pressure, they're acting like sales managers to keep you motivated. A little well-intended pressure won't hurt. Call a friend whom you haven't spoken to in some time.