Quitting for success
Most of us have heard of failing forward, or falling upward. Both those terms basically mean leveraging your mistakes and using them as a springboard for greater success. But here’s an interesting one, ‘quiting for success’.
I first heard about this concept from Dawud Miracle over at dmiracle.com, and it’s actually something that most of us know subconsciously but we sometimes find it hard to implement. For a lot of people, the thing that holds them back from any sort significant success, is all the insignificant projects that they hold on to. Typically 80% of what we do only contributes toward 20% of our success, so by quitting some of those projects that fall in the 80% category, we can actually focus more on the 20% that giving us the results. Simple really, but quite powerful.
It’s so politically incorrect, but have you considered quitting? It might just make you more profitable 
I’d like to know what you think.
Simon
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