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why quitting is sometimes the smartest thing you can do

ACCESS MY FREE IN-DEPTH JOURNALLING WORKSHEETS FOR ALL MY VIDEOS: https://coasticaldesigns.com/worksheets VIDEO CHAPTERS: 2:35 the dip: is this worth fighting for? 3:45 the cul-de-sac: when it’s a dead end situation 4:23 sunk cost fallacy 5:52 fear of “this is as good as it’s gonna get” 7:20 societal expectations and external validation 9:32 is the sacrifice leading to mastery or just misery? 14:38 quitting is not failure, it’s strategic 15:22 opportunity cost and making a bigger impact elsewhere 17:22 letting go opens new doors 19:39 how to evaluate your big decision to quit or not quitting is one of the hardest things to do—especially when you've invested so much time, energy, and love into something. whether it’s a job that drains you, a business that no longer sparks joy, or a relationship that no longer serves you, the fear of "giving up" can keep you stuck in situations that steal your happiness. but what if quitting isn’t failing? what if letting go is actually the most powerful, aligned, and strategic move you could make? in this video, we break down the dip and the cul-de-sac, so you can tell the difference between a necessary challenge and a dead end. we’ll also explore the internal fears (pride and sunk costs) and external pressures (societal expectations and judgment) that keep us from walking away—even when we know it’s time. this isn’t about quitting just because something gets hard. it’s about quitting the right things at the right time so you can free up your energy, align with your higher purpose, and create space for better opportunities. if you’ve been waiting for a sign, for permission, for clarity—this is it. 💛 MY SOCIALS ᨒ instagram: @coasticaldesigns ᨒ website: coasticaldesigns.com ᨒ 1:1 coaching: [email protected] #quittingmyjob #quittingmybusiness