Why quitting is hard and the 1 thing you need to know to make it easier

Nobody likes to be a quitter.

I used to be like that too.

Now, however, I am a big proponent of quitting fast and quitting often. It's not that I've gotten more frivolous with my decision-making or lack the grit to stick around. It's that over the years I've gotten clearer about what I want out of life.

Quitting is committing

Once I understood what I was working toward, it became easier to see which ones were not serving that purpose. I would quit anything that hindered, derailed or distracted me from it.

Because while I would quit, what I now know are the small things, I knew that by doing so, I was staying committed to the bigger things.

The hard part is gaining that clarity. But once I had it, everything else seem to fall into place. But when they don't, it's a sign I need to quit it.