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When to know when to quit
When to know when to quit
We all sometimes wonder "when to quit?" When should we end it?
In this case "it" is a general term that could be a lot of things: a job, a conversation, a relationship, a situation, whatever.
"Quit" can also be thought generally to mean, "quit for a few minutes until things settle down a bit," "take a break for a few days," or "that's it, its over, forever."
Sometimes its helpful to use this simple litmus test: Is this destructive or constructive?
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