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Should You QUIT Or Stick With It?
How to know when to stick with it - and when to QUIT?
It's not easy to tell... You've got projects, people and situations in your life that... You know, they *COULD* be amazing... IF you actually dedicated enough time, energy and money.
But - when is 'enough, enough'? When should you give up?
And how can you tell if its worth all the hassle?
In this video you'll learn 3 essential secrets to be able to tell When to QUIT and when to keep digging to the hidden treasure...
Once you've watched this video, PLEASE leave a comment!
Some thoughts you can share with us...
• What have you QUIT?
• What are you sticking with?
• How have YOU figured out the difference?
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Quitting vs. Hanging in There
By Tea Silvestre (not verified) on Monday, 12/03/2012 at 9:47 AMThis is an important topic -- thanks for addressing it! I recently had to address this fork in the road a couple of times for my Prosperity's Kitchen project (see http://prosperityskitchen.com). Both times, with help from my network of fans, friends and colleagues, I learned that it was NOT time to give up, but to realign and move forward. I wrote about this at length here: http://slowmarketing.org/knowing-when-and-how-to-let-go/