The Power of Quitting (Books, Projects, Habits, People)
Quitting isn't failure. It's the decision to stop wasting time on what doesn't matter so you can focus on what does.
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Quitting isn't failure. It's the decision to stop wasting time on what doesn't matter so you can focus on what does.
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