In this episode of Woice With Warikoo, Ankur Warikoo debunks the myth that winners never quit. He discusses how true winners often quit unhealthy relationships, toxic jobs, political conversations, and unproductive memories. Tune in every Thursday for new episodes on career, relationships, personal finance, success, and more.
00:00 Introduction to Woice With Warikoo
00:29 The Myth of Winners Never Quitting
01:04 The Truth About Winners Quitting
01:10 Examples of When Winners Quit
02:53 The Importance of Knowing When to Quit
04:03 Conclusion and Call to Action
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[00:00:29] We're often told that winners don't quit.
[00:00:31] And that is such a lie.
[00:00:33] And I encounter that lie on a daily basis.
[00:00:37] Lies, it says, winners say yes to everything, winners hustle, winners are constantly motivated, sleep is a waste of time for winners.
[00:00:46] We say that people who win, don't leave anything at all.
[00:00:50] But it's a lie.
[00:00:51] And I listen to this lie every day.
[00:00:53] It's a lie that winners say everything, winners always hustle, winners always constantly motivated.
[00:01:01] And they're sleeping.
[00:01:02] And they're sleeping is a waste of time.
[00:01:06] The truth is, winners quit.
[00:01:08] They quit all the time.
[00:01:10] They quit unhealthy relationships.
[00:01:12] They quit toxic jobs.
[00:01:14] They quit interactions that force them to be vicious.
[00:01:19] They quit their decisions if they haven't worked despite best attempts.
[00:01:42] They quit political conversations.
[00:01:45] They quit their decisions.
[00:01:48] They quit their decisions.
[00:01:48] If they quit everything else, they're not doing their decisions.
[00:01:53] They quit situations if they're not headed in the right direction anymore.
[00:01:57] They quit any bias that has prevented them to explore new differing perspectives.
[00:02:16] They quit their situations if they do not serve them well.
[00:02:19] They quit their stereotypes if all that the stereotypes have done is to box their thinking.
[00:02:27] They quit their decisions.
[00:02:29] They quit their decisions.
[00:02:31] to quit.
[00:02:32] If they don't give them
[00:02:34] to the truth,
[00:02:36] they quit their thoughts
[00:02:38] which gives them
[00:02:39] a kind of anger.
[00:02:43] Winners quit all the time.
[00:02:47] Those who win
[00:02:48] are always
[00:02:49] at any time.
[00:02:53] To know when to stop doing something,
[00:02:55] to know when to change course,
[00:02:57] to know when to reassess,
[00:02:59] reimagine,
[00:03:00] reconfigure is the mark
[00:03:02] of a true winner.
[00:03:04] To know when to stop,
[00:03:07] to know when to change,
[00:03:10] to know when to change,
[00:03:10] to know when to think,
[00:03:13] to know when to reimagine,
[00:03:15] to know when to new
[00:03:16] zone,
[00:03:18] that is the right winner
[00:03:21] to identify.
[00:03:23] But to be married to your ideas,
[00:03:26] to your path,
[00:03:27] to your memories,
[00:03:28] is to be stuck
[00:03:29] with a definition of yours
[00:03:31] that has stopped working.
[00:04:01] But to be connected to your ideas,
[00:04:03] don't want to do it.