Jeff Seckendorf discusses Annie Duke's book Quit and what it teaches about knowing when to stop versus when to keep going. The psychology of quitting applies across personal and professional decisions, making it useful for anyone facing a major change.
Yeah, the lessons we learned can be applied in so many different areas, right? Sure. Yeah. I read a really interesting book recently by Annie Duke. Remember Annie Duke, the poker player? Uh, I don't. She was on the World Poker Tour for a long time, but she's brilliant. And she wrote a book called Quit, and I've just been recommending everybody I know read this thing. It's amazing. It was an amazing book, but it really talks a lot about the, the psychology of quitting. Quit while you're ahead. Don't quit while you're ahead. Quit when you're winning. Don't quit when you're winning. It was fascinating read. Yeah, though I think anybody who's involved in anything that has the ability to stop it before you're there, it's a great read.
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