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Yes, many people quit when they should persist. You shouldn’t give up on your goal simply because things got hard or because you fell down a few times.
Yet many people persist when they should quit. Grit shouldn’t mean repeatedly doing what’s not working or clinging onto something long after it’s outlived its purpose.
Boy! It's a fine line.
Yet many people persist when they should quit. Grit shouldn’t mean repeatedly doing what’s not working or clinging onto something long after it’s outlived its purpose.
Boy! It's a fine line.
Why “Never Give Up” Is Terrible Advice
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Should you follow your passion, wherever it may take you? Should you do only what you love...or learn to love what you do? How can you identify which path to...
Mike Rowe has some great advice.
https://youtu.be/CVEuPmVAb8o
https://youtu.be/CVEuPmVAb8o
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Thanks for a really great clip. Reminds me a bit of me, I didn't start out being an engineer; at the time I didn't think of it as quitting, I thought of it as refocusing my goals, I built on each step along the way. I won't bore you with the whole journey, but it was very long. :)
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The "terrible advice" is the nonsense flowing out of the Ozan Varol's keyboard.
I absolutely agree, repeatedly doing what’s not working or clinging onto something long after it’s outlived its purpose is just dumb. But that is the end of my agreement with Mr. Varol. If the desired results are significant or meaningful PRESS ON!, but change your tactic or technique. Changing tactics/techniques IS NOT GIVING UP!!! It is learning, improvising, adapting and overcoming.
I absolutely agree, repeatedly doing what’s not working or clinging onto something long after it’s outlived its purpose is just dumb. But that is the end of my agreement with Mr. Varol. If the desired results are significant or meaningful PRESS ON!, but change your tactic or technique. Changing tactics/techniques IS NOT GIVING UP!!! It is learning, improvising, adapting and overcoming.
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Yes it is overcoming in the way that the person can succeed. I am very familiar with it.
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