We often hear the mantra, Never give up — be strong, stay resilient, and show determination. By adhering to this guidance, the belief is that success will inevitably follow.
However, the reality is more nuanced. In fact, there are times when choosing to quit can be the wiser choice. In other words, quitting doesn’t always make you a quitter.
The problem is twofold. First, in the course of life’s journey, we learn that quitting is often seen as a character flaw. Second, many people struggle to distinguish between moments that demand perseverance and those where it’s fitting to let go and quit.
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