Britanny Onstead argues that quitting when others doubt you hurts more than just yourself. She uses a Hawaii trip as an example: if she'd quit, her family, future teammates, and travel companions would all miss out. Your commitment to your purpose protects the people counting on you.
They're gonna quit, they're gonna quit. You can't make people do anything, right? So who's gonna miss out? Your family, future teammates. This is just from the last trip and it's missing a bunch of people. Like, we had a bunch of couples with us in Hawaii. A lot of them, some of them brought their kids, some of them brought their dads, right? But who's gonna miss out if you quit because someone said no to you, or Uncle Timmy said this thing is stupid, right?
