Annie Duke believes we should be quitting things more often, a skill she honed during her lucrative years as a professional poker player on the world stage. Annie talks about the science of quitting, ...Show More
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meeplin recommended:Oct 24th, 2022
I’ve always thought determination and grit were overrated as personality traits and were pretty toxic to be around. Yay for quitting and growing as a person
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haasaggie recommended:Jan 27th, 2022
Wow - I couldn't stop thinking about the logical evaluation of quitting and my emotional attachment to achieving my perceived goals. I've definitely been described as someone with grit and now I'm left wondering - is that actually a good thing? This was one we talked about at the dinner table and ...Show More
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mmFeb 2nd, 2022
@haasaggie There’s also a great tiny book called “The Dip: How to Know When to Quit” by Seth Godin about when it’s good to quit and then you should persist. Good short read that would complement this episode!
basicallydan recommended:Jan 4th, 2022
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write2tg recommended:Dec 29th, 2021
“Find someone who loves you but doesn’t care about your feelings” - what a great piece of advice to encourage finding others who can help us with making some of our tough decisions - quitting or non-quitting related!
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jennx recommended:Dec 27th, 2021
This really changed my perspective on the notion of quitting
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dee.ngyn recommended:Dec 25th, 2021
The perfect listen to help you reflect the past year during the Great Resignation
mm recommended:Dec 25th, 2021
We should definitely quit more things!
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swuffmonster recommended:Dec 18th, 2021
As a culture, we are not very kind in our views on the idea of quitting. But what if we are only hurting ourselves with a stubborn and misplaced disdain for a change of plans? This episode is truly paradigm-shifting.
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