Are You Quitting for the Right Or Wrong Reason?

[@zadekeys2194]

Wise words... Thank you man.. Needed to hear this today... Broke up with a woman after a short term relationship, and am looking at myself from a few angles.. "To find balance, we sometimes have to go to extremes".

[@CarsTechWood]

I had to quit a very high paying job because my boss was impossible to work for. I tried everything to make it work. 5 out of 9 on our team also quit within a span of 3 months so it wasn’t just me.

[@andrewcoffey4694]

Perfect timing in a way. Just a few hours ago I submitted a two-week resignation notice at the “best” job I’ve ever had. Making the leap to a different career field and taking a considerable financial loss during this new beginning. I’ve gone back and forth about the decision for months. I finally came to the realization that my only true concern was the temporary pay cut and that the new career would give me more freedom to spend time with my wife and kids. Thanks for putting this out today, I really needed it.

[@redefiningthemodernman]

I can relate brother. Just quit my career last month as it was pulling me away from my family and keeping me from creating what I wanted to create in the world and I’m also starting this new journey with half the income. I can’t help but to believe that we are now more in alignment which will open us up for abundance .

[@briansalazar7397]

Kudos for valuing family first, that’s totally commendable 🙌🙌

[@george46light]

I used to be a lazy slob on welfare. 5 years ago a turnaround started, and I became someone who is almost always busy (work, charity work, sports, studying). I often made 16-18 hour days. Overcompensating for my past, partly. I was wondering how long I could live like that, and what exceeding my limit felt like. In the summer I got tired more quickly. Now I have to call in sick for the 3rd time since September. In my case it wasn't so much the "what" (the "what" is good), but the "how much" that I was wondering about. So now I know what "too much for too long" feels like next time, before I get sick. I hope this little story helps somebody.

[@joeydayton8116]

This helped me make my mind up about divorce. I needed a push, thanks.

[@nikitarees390]

Great topic

[@terribletimmy2]

Really needed this one today. I've been torn between dealing with my job and trusting in myself and quitting to go my own way. I just don't have the skills I need to do it all myself, but I want to gain them and I want to work for myself and shift industries. I'm just apprehensive that I won't be able to do it, but it's making me feel stuck. Went through these 5 questions and it's pretty glaringly obvious that I should get out of here and just do it.

[@garycorbett1305]

Good advice

[@tamravincent5097]

I’m a single mom who has a 20 year old son that I’m trying to teach how to do simple construction. He gets frustrated when the project doesn’t go smoothly. He becomes emotionally unregulated and starts cussing at me due to his frustration. I wanted to do this with him to better his self esteem and to build a skill set for working around the house which every adult does but its all I can do to keep pushing him because he is getting abusive. I think if he doesn’t learn to keep going during these bumps in the road he will carry this into his adult life. His meltdowns I think are just a way to get out of the work. What’s your opinion going guys? I don’t want him to grow up too be a quitter nor use this dysfunctional coping skill to quit on a job just because it’s not easy.

[@Djhahn13]

THE SKY IS GREEN RYAN!! LOL