It can be difficult to navigate when to press forward with something good as a parent and when to stop. Getting this wrong is easy and getting it right is really hard. Unfortunately a lot of really good things get cut short once they get hard and sometimes really good things need to stop because it’s preventing something better to happen.

If you navigate this well, you will have more unusually good things happen way down the road, but that’s the challenge, we have to experience discomfort in doing the harder thing for fruit we can’t see yet.

Isaac and Angie Tolpin give their three steps to deciding if they should stay the course or make a change and it’s not what most people do. Don’t miss their unprecedented times tip at the end which you will never be able to guess but will keep you thinking.

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