Quitting vs Cutting Your Losses

We tend to think of grit as the highest of benevolent traits. People who finish marathons even after they’ve broken a bone, that kind of thing.

But as Annie Duke, former professional poker player, puts it, in a lot of arenas (like poker), “knowing when to quit is a survival skill that separates elite players from the rest of the pack.”

Put another way – know the difference between “quitting” and “cutting your losses”.

Staying way too long in a bad job or career is a good example. A lot of people had this epiphany during the pandemic, when we collectively realized that life is short and you shouldn’t stay in a job that feels like it might be killing you!

If you’re ready to move on, I’m here to help you find a better fit. Contact me today to get started on the next chapter of your career!

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