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Has anybody ever said to you, "it's good to be a quitter?"
Probably Not. But it turns out to be very good advice.
Being a good quitter isn't an excuse. It should never be an option for making things easier. Instead, quitting is a wise choice. You choose to leave when your progress has stopped and you are going around in circles.
That's when things get interesting.
Once you are committed to an important idea, it can be challenging to allow yourself to quit. Are you stuck in a lousy job, terrible relationship, or destructive behavior? Your internal sense of "Identity" is always going to compel you to hold to the very end.
That may not be wise.
Listen closely when your inner voice begins to sound a warning. There's no need to wait for the inevitable. Trust your gut and change your direction fast.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
By Scott Smith3.9
12781,278 ratings
Has anybody ever said to you, "it's good to be a quitter?"
Probably Not. But it turns out to be very good advice.
Being a good quitter isn't an excuse. It should never be an option for making things easier. Instead, quitting is a wise choice. You choose to leave when your progress has stopped and you are going around in circles.
That's when things get interesting.
Once you are committed to an important idea, it can be challenging to allow yourself to quit. Are you stuck in a lousy job, terrible relationship, or destructive behavior? Your internal sense of "Identity" is always going to compel you to hold to the very end.
That may not be wise.
Listen closely when your inner voice begins to sound a warning. There's no need to wait for the inevitable. Trust your gut and change your direction fast.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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