InstaQuitter: Thinking It’s Over at the Last Page
QuitterNation! Just because you’ve reached the last page, you’ve cried your last tear, and the fat lady has sung — it ain’t over! God has an anthology of books written […]
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3 Ways to Resign As A Winning, Wounded Warrior!
Quitters, There was a time when your heart and soul declared, “NO WAY I survive this!” Every two steps you took were perfectly matched with five steps backward. Eventually, your […]
Real Quitters Don’t Stop At Quitting!
I’ve missed you, Quitter Nation! This is the first time in 6 months (wow, DLIQ has crossed the 1/2 year point, woo!) that we haven’t talked at least once or […]
You Can’t Fail Until You Quit!
Depending on the object of success, success can be overrated. We seek, attempt, and are driven to do many things. We acknowledge our intentions, commit to a goal, and set […]
If I Have a Headache, You Have an Aneurism: Quitting the Misery Monopoly
Have you ever met someone who, no matter what’s going on with you or the world around them, his/her story is always the saddest, the worse-est, the gloomiest? For instance, […]
The JeJu Approach: Lessons in Quitting I Learned While Naked
I’ve been scrubbed, scraped, and steamed like a crab in a seafood boil. Surely I’ve lost 5lbs in sweat, or somebody’s scale is selling lie-pies – I’ll take a dozen, […]
3 Surefire Ways to Jumpstart Spring Quitting
Spring is here! And I couldn’t be happier being kissed by the sun, applauding the tulips’ big bloom, dodging obese (but harmless) bumble bees, or having the scent of Pine […]
It Doesn’t Have to Hurt to Quit
I needed some water. The beach always quenches my thirst. It’s been an awesome Spring Break this past week. Had a chance to rent an awesome beach house getaway with […]
Quitters Never Win…Oh Really?
“Winners never quit, and quitters never win!” Never? I remember this mantra from childhood; applied it to myself and others often. I was always the team cheerleader, from relays to […]
What’s Your Quit-Deed?
Happy Monday, Quitters! Can you believe it’s almost February? I hope this month you’ve had some personal reflection and self-examination time to identify a behavior, thought, belief, or habit that […]
