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At what point should you just give up?
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Depends on what it is and your values.
I generally quit tiny things pretty easily since they are not worth the stress. Larger things or bigger deals I rarely give up though.
I generally quit tiny things pretty easily since they are not worth the stress. Larger things or bigger deals I rarely give up though.
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It depends on the context.
A uni course, job, close relationship, specific ambition?
In general- if your physical safety or mental health are at risk.
A uni course, job, close relationship, specific ambition?
In general- if your physical safety or mental health are at risk.
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Not giving up is a good idea, but if something isn't necessary to school or anything and you physically/mentally can't do it for whatever reason, then I think it's fine to leave it.
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