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Why Do I Keep Quitting?

Worth Following · 2026-06-07 · 9 min

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Is your journey worth starting? Well, that would be a question in the rubbish category. Your journey is always worth starting; your journey literally represents your life. In that sense, we have already started it. The point is, more, that if we actually walk this journey with intention, and not driven by externals we have no control over. We don’t really quit our lives if we talk about quitting as an issue. We talk about failing to pursue our own intention, and by that, we don’t really create any potential reality, nor are we in any sort of progress. The result is a life that was not meant for us, far from who we could be, but exactly where our own Ego wants us to be. Ego is my declared enemy, not only my personal one. This is the reason why I embarked on the journey to understand the human condition, and its patterns deeply, in order to help others as well as myself, to recognize it and eventually get into control of one's own mind. What is success? When we talk about a journey, we assume we must be successful. At best, it’s defined in a goal or desired state. But is this success? We aren’t a business, so we cannot be measured by the same standards.

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