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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Beyond the To Do List.

I'm your host, Eric Fisher.

This is the show where I talk to the people behind the productivity.

This week I'm excited to share with you a conversation I had with Stanley Robertson.

He's the author of the book, Quit, the Last Principle of Success.

And in this conversation, we're going to talk about what he calls quit shaming and the stigma that surrounds the word quit or quitter or stopping doing

things we should stop doing. We also talk about his four-step process on how to be a successful

quitter, as well as talking about bad reasons to quit something so that we don't quit things we shouldn't

be quitting for bad reasons. And we go way beyond other phrases you may have heard on this show

before like sunk cost fallacy and opportunity cost, although you'll hear them again here in

context. So quit whatever else you're doing and pay attention to this conversation with Stanley Robertson.

Well, this week, I'm thrilled to welcome to the show for the first time.

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