Quitters Sometimes Win

While you may not consider yourself a quitter, there are times that learning when to quit can actually get you closer to where you need to be. Whether it’s internal or external forces shifting your priorities and circumstances, this episode can help you determine if it’s time to quit to win.

Do you know when to stick something out and when to quit?

If you’re anything like me and highly driven by goals and productivity, calling it quits is not something that comes naturally. 

But sometimes, knowing when to quit and shift your priorities is exactly what you need to do, and today, we’re diving into the specific times that quitters come out on top.

By the end of this episode, you will learn:

• When to quit and why quitting may be the best thing for you
• What to do when outside circumstances cause your priorities to change 
• Two circumstances when quitting can actually boost your productivity and get you closer to the goals that align with your values

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