This 10 reasons why you quit template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our sales & marketing documents.
10 REASONS WHY YOU QUIT Have you ever started a big project and quit? Nearly everyone has. It can be frustrating. There are many reasons people quit, but what's most important is identifying the unique reason that you quit. Identifying the problem helps to identify the solution. Consider where your life would be if you never quit anything. It's scary to think about how much you would have accomplished. Why do you quit? Consider these reasons: You're afraid you'll fail. It's common to be afraid of failing, but what are you afraid of? Are you afraid of what others think? You might be surprised at how little other people care. Everyone else is far too concerned with their own lives. Are you worried that you're not good enough? Maybe you're not right now. That doesn't mean you can't learn from your short-term failure and use it to be successful next time. You're afraid you'll succeed. This one might be surprising, but many people are afraid of success. It can be comfortable to continue living the life you're living. In order to succeed, you must be more attracted to growth and adventure than you are to comfort. You're uncomfortable with uncertainty. Does an uncertain future drive you crazy? Remember that the best things in life are often uncertain. If you're successful, you've gained a lot. If you're not, at least you haven't lost anything. You have everything to gain! You're not motivated enough to put in the necessary work. Maybe your objective just isn't attractive enough to you to warrant the time and effort it requires. Think about what you're going to gain if you keep on going. If that's not enough to energize you, perhaps a different goal would be more appropriate.
This 10 reasons why you quit template has 2 pages and is a MS Word file type listed under our sales & marketing documents.
10 REASONS WHY YOU QUIT Have you ever started a big project and quit? Nearly everyone has. It can be frustrating. There are many reasons people quit, but what's most important is identifying the unique reason that you quit. Identifying the problem helps to identify the solution. Consider where your life would be if you never quit anything. It's scary to think about how much you would have accomplished. Why do you quit? Consider these reasons: You're afraid you'll fail. It's common to be afraid of failing, but what are you afraid of? Are you afraid of what others think? You might be surprised at how little other people care. Everyone else is far too concerned with their own lives. Are you worried that you're not good enough? Maybe you're not right now. That doesn't mean you can't learn from your short-term failure and use it to be successful next time. You're afraid you'll succeed. This one might be surprising, but many people are afraid of success. It can be comfortable to continue living the life you're living. In order to succeed, you must be more attracted to growth and adventure than you are to comfort. You're uncomfortable with uncertainty. Does an uncertain future drive you crazy? Remember that the best things in life are often uncertain. If you're successful, you've gained a lot. If you're not, at least you haven't lost anything. You have everything to gain! You're not motivated enough to put in the necessary work. Maybe your objective just isn't attractive enough to you to warrant the time and effort it requires. Think about what you're going to gain if you keep on going. If that's not enough to energize you, perhaps a different goal would be more appropriate.
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