“It’s easier to be mediocre than it is to confront reality and quit”— Seth Godin. Today we talk about how freeing it feels to finally quit something that no longer serves you, never truly worked for you, the reward is no longer worth the effort, or you’re just plain average at.

It means you can shift your energy to something else, something better suited to you. But quitting is hard. It’s easier to ignore the truth that it’s better to quit and just continue hustling down a path you’ve already put so much effort into.

In this episode, we discuss:

• “Most people are afraid to quit and it leads to mediocrity.”—Seth Godin
• It’s easier to keep going with the status quo even if you’re unhappy and you’d be better suited to something else
• The importance of quitting at the “right” time instead of wasting your time
• It takes courage to quit and to face the unknown of what comes next, it takes guts to quit

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