Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dial. If you have not yet done, so hit that subscribe button so you never miss another podcast episode. And if you're out there and you love this podcast, please do me a favor. Give us a rating and review however you listen to us. Reason why is because the more positive ratings and reviews that we get, the more that Spotify and

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do that, I would greatly, greatly appreciate it. Today, we're going to be talking about the power of

quitting and giving up. And, you know, this might surprise you today is I'm going to talk about

giving up and quitting because, you know, you might think, oh, I like create episodes about not

giving up and always keep going and giving up as a, can be seen as like a sign of failure.

And it can if you're if it's towards something, if you're like trying to, if you give up on like

the life that you want to create, if you give up on bringing out your full potential in the world,

well, yes, I could see that being a failure. But sometimes giving up and quitting something

is the most courageous decision that you a failure. But sometimes giving up and quitting something is the most courageous

decision that you can make. It really is. And this ties perfectly with the last episode that I just

did on the commitment principle of how we have to act in accordance with who we think we are or

our belief systems. But I'm all about following through. I'm all about

working your ass off. I'm all about creating the life that you want. But sometimes the best thing that

you can do for yourself and for your future is to give up on something that you've been holding

on to for way too long. And sometimes we just

continue to keep doing something because we've just been doing it for so long. We just continue to

stay with somebody because we've been with them for so long. We continue to be friends with somebody

because we've been friends with them for so long. And sometimes it's very valuable to know that maybe what you've been doing is you've been trying to breathe

life into something that died a long time ago. And you're just trying so hard to make this thing

work that died two years ago. And so sometimes it is good to turn the page on, you know, a friendship,

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