People tell you not to quit , they tell you that quitting is for losers.
They tell you stick it through and keep going no matter what.
Well no that’s not the whole story there is in fact a time and a place to quit.

The truth is that winners quit sooner and more often than losers, and they quit more things than losers.
In fact winners quit so quickly that they never even start some things.
They’re so focused on one thing and sticking to that one thing that they give up everything else,to achieve it.

Some of the greatest minds and most successful people in the world,either quit or flunked out of school.

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Don’t get me wrong, winners are not lazy by any stretch of the imagination. They stick through and persevere against unimaginable odds.

The difference is the motivation, and the reasons, that defines the winners from the losers.
Losers quit because its easier to quit.
Winners quit because they are focused on going after something better.

Here are the legitimate reasons to quit:
#1 When something is directly harmful to yourself or someone else.
Quitting smoking, quitting drugs, quitting bad spending habits, quitting trying to start a car that runs out of gas.

#2 When something has no benefit,or lacks merit.
Quitting an argument, quitting a subscription to something you don’t read, quitting procrastinating.

#3 When you weigh the effort,versus reward and there is something that offers greater long term benefit.
The richest people in the world quit their job, to go after something greater.
I guarantee you if you want to be rich AND young you need to get over your parents neurotic complex that a job should be your primary way to earn a living. A job provides NO security, a job provides NO long term benefits. It will keep you alive, but you will be living the life of a slave. A J.O.B. (Just Over Broke), is a short term way to live, not a lifestyle.

It’s vitally important to learn how to invest your money, rather than saving it. Forget stocks and bonds, they aren’t worth jack anymore. I’m talking tangible assets or legitimate business models. Everything that money buys IS money,it’s all a matter of how you trade, as to weather you trade up or down.

What is not a legitimate reason to quit:
#1 Any lame old excuse to be lazy.
I don’t care what the excuse is, it’s just another lame excuse.

#2 if you aren’t getting results.
If you’re not getting results then that is no reason to quit. It’s only a reason to try harder or to try differently.
Effort is not equal to reward, sometimes when its very hardest is when it’s most important to stick with what you’re doing.

Sometimes it just takes faith and perseverance, most businesses take 5 years to build enough momentum to turn a profit.
Be happy if you’re just breaking even for the first 5 years,and keep pushing in different and creative new directions until you get there