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Quit Happens | How (and why!) to strategically quit your job, leave your relationship, or part ways with toxic mindsets. Lynn Marie Morski, MD, Esq., Doctor / Lawyer / Quitting Evangelist on a mis
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Dr. Lynn Marie Morski is a physician, attorney and lifelong quitter. Through her “Quitting by Design” website she helps people carve out successful lives through strategic quitting. Her goal is to destigmatize quitting and illustrate what a useful tool it can be in creating a fulfilling life. In this show, she interviews people who have used strategic quitting successfully in their paths with the goal of providing listeners actionable advice to help them quit their way to success.
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Should I Quit 'Quit Happens'?
Well friends, all good things must come to an end...or must they? Take a listen to how the Quit Happens podcast got started, what role it served, and why I'm considering quitting my own quitting podcast!
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Chris Marhefka: The Many Quits Required to Find a Life of Alignment
Chris Marhefka had the American dream. He owned a number of successful businesses, he had a happy marriage, heck, he was even on TV at one point! But when he dove into personal development, he realized how many of the things that seemed to be perfect were actually holding him back from his full potential and a life lived in true alignment. So he quit...and quit and quit and quit...his way to a new level of happiness.
To follow Chris on IG @chrismarhefka and learn more about working with Chris at trainingcampforthesoul.com
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Quitting COVID Fear Overconsumption
Is there a pandemic? YES. Do we have to spend our quarantined days in fear? NO
In this episode, I discuss why people try to get others to consume fear and why unnecessarily consuming fear is counterproductive to you staying healthy. -
Kyle Brown: Facing Fears: When Making Big Quits Means Abandoning the "Secure" Life
If you've faced quitting a job to strike out on your own but feared letting go of that steady paycheck and stability, this episode is for you. Trainer, nutritionist, and all-around health expert Kyle Brown tells us how a near-death experience led him to face that fear and make the quit... and the incredible things that have happened since!
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Quitting My City, My Home, and My Comfort Zone: Lessons learned from my month in Colombia
Well friends, big updates in my life - many quits on the horizons. And lessons to be learned in quitting attachments that may be holding you back!
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Mike Salemi: Gracefully Navigating Quits that Affect the Ones You Love
Ever had to make a quit that could impact your entire family? Kettlebell sports champion and trainer extraordinaire Mike Salemi did, and he shares how he was able to preserve his relationships while doing what he knew was best for himself and his future.
Links:
Check out the full episode post here
Keep up with everything Quit Happens here
Follow Lynn Marie on Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram
Podcast production support by the fine folks at Counterweight Creative
Avis
So helpful!!
I recently discovered your podcast And I love it
Wait. Quit can be good?
This podcast gave me freedom. I always thought quitting was bad. That’s what I was told, and spent a decade going into the wrong direction. Now I tap into what I ACTUALLY want and decide if I should keep going or if a quit is in order.
Refreshing and Real!
I love what this podcast is all about...the reminder to live our Truth and be our authentic self is so important. Sometimes listening to our heart and living our Truth involves quitting and letting go of things that don’t serve us. So many of us are conditioned that quitting is bad or wrong or a sign of failure. I find this podcast refreshing, real and infused with much wisdom needed in the world today. I highly recommend listening!