That's probably a question you've never been asked before.

Because there's no award for quitting things in this world. Quitting may as well be a synonym for Failing.

But what if it's actually the biggest win of your life?

We're taught to value grit and resilience and to fight in the face of adversity. We're told that it's more honorable to hold on than to let go.

And, to what end?

We're told not to leave good things, to just be grateful for what we've got. We're worried about being so selfish or irresponsible to consider something else for our lives, like:

taking a break from routine, going on retreat, making art, pursuing a project, seeing the world, spending time with family, exploring creativity, healing.

How radical.

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In a world of quiet quitting, the real flex is to know how you can quit WELL — how to move on gracefully, and with dignity, and with conviction.

Because the other option? Well, you may already be familiar with it:

● silently resigning yourself to giving up on your whispers instead of giving in to them

● feeling full of potential, but filled with resentment

● leaving your creativity on the table

● exhausting yourself in the name of "working hard and being successful"

● staying put where you are because of "a great team of people you don't want to walk away from"

● still wondering to yourself "is this really all there is?"

...What would it be like to intentionally move forward to a kind of life where your heart feels full and your spirit comes alive?

A life where you:

✔︎ feel in integrity with yourself, your heart, and the intended next direction for your career

✔︎ feel more energized, connected, and inspired by your life

✔︎ gracefully close out this chapter of your work

✔︎ lower your stress levels, and increase your ability to recover from burnout

✔︎ give yourself the opportunity to pursue other interests, creative pursuits, and life activities that enhance your well-being

✔︎ connect to yourself with true self-care and self-love

✔︎ stop compartmentalizing and negotiating who you are and start bringing your whole, authentic self to achieving your dreams and desires

✔︎ have more clarity and trust about life’s unknowns

✔︎ may find yourself quitting your job and following your dreams

If you look closely enough, your dissatisfactions can be the very inspirations you are looking for.

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How to Quit mentorship is ideal for those who are yearning to create some space and time off to pause, reset, and redirect their life and career focus in the next 4 to 12 months.

It's time to ask ourselves:

What else is possible? And what would it take to create it?

Welcome to the quitting club.

Note: This isn't an official career change program. While it'll help prepare you to quit your current role, there's no job-search-strategy work here.