There are many times when quitting is the smartest thing to do. If you’re hitting your thumb with a hammer, don’t try to do it better or more efficiently - stop hitting your thumb. Quit - look for a better alternative. Don’t focus on the humiliation of quitting. See this as a go-up opportunity. Quitting the thing where you’re just mediocre or that is making you miserable is not a humiliation - it’s a brilliant decision to move to something better. It can free you up to move into your Zone of Genius. Questions: 1. I’m Dean of Students but was just arrested and am now on administrative leave. I think my career in education is over. 2. My question is about when to 'cut the cord' on a business idea you've started working on. 3. Dan, what are your thoughts on doing business together with friends at church as a group? 4. Dan - I’m in the late 3rd Quarter of life. Is there a time for a comeback? Get direct links to the resources mentioned on this podcast, including my Masterclass: How To Build a Side Business With 15 Hours a Week, in the podcast show notes at https://www.48days.com/does-quitting-your-job-mean-youre-giving-up/