I tend to agree with Biju that it depends on what you are attempting. I was desperate to try and quit smoking for many years, and finally managed in 2008 ( till now!) after at least five major attempts.
On the other hand, things like staying with a particular book after it fails to grip me after fifty pages is not worth the effort. I belong to the ‘will power is a limited and perishable commodity’ school, so find it easier to quit on what I think is non vital > On 27-Jul-2017, at 8:30 AM, Udhay Shankar N <[email protected]> wrote: > > I occasionally listen to the Tim Ferris podcast, and I found last week's > episode [1] particularly fascinating. It's a panel of people giving their > take on the question "how does one decide when to quit and when to > persist". I recommend listening to the episode, but my intention in posting > here is to ask the community the same thing. > > How do *you* decide when to quit and when to persist? > > Udhay > > [1] https://tim.blog/2017/07/23/when-to-quit/ > -- > > -- > ((Udhay Shankar N)) ((via phone))
