You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery, Thomas Miller back.

We're going to have a provocative conversation today.

I'm recording a new audiobook for Fred Dodson, and he talks about this topic in this sense.

He's talking about reinventing ourselves, like not getting stagnant with

who we are, being the same thing year after year after year with no reinvention. But to shift from

that to being fresh and new, you have to give something up. Or let's put it in better terms.

You have to quit doing something in order to pick up doing something new, right? And there has

been this stigma attached to quote unquote quitting. Winners never quit. Quitters never winitters never win, right? Well, today we're going

to do a deep dive on that very topic with an expert who is going to give us a four-step process on how

to think about making this shift of so-called quitting. His name is Dr. Stanley G. Robertson.

Interesting guy lives in Chicago, went to law school, got an accounting degree, has authored a number of books, including novels, has raised his family successfully,

kids are up and grown, and now he's written this book called

Quit, The Last Principle of Success. His points are very interesting. This is like a deep

drill down on like what Fred was talking about in this shorter article that I just finished

reading for the audiobook about how to do it.

So let's meet Dr. Stanley Robertson, the quit doctor.

Dr. Stan, thanks for joining us on Subconscious Mind Mastery.

Well, thank you, Thomas, for having me, and I'm very excited about sharing some insights

and how your audience can be better quitters.

So why don't we roll back to the beginning and tell us a little bit about yourself first?

Yeah, I am, well, right now, I am known as the quit doctor because I'm on a mission to help Americans heal from this notion that winners never quit and quitters never win.

I think that what we've done is we've created this myth that causes us to be reluctant,

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