When to Quit
When to Walk Away. . .
There are times when we all need to walk away, take a time out and then return refreshed with an open mind and clear conscience. There are also times we need to quit, walk away and not return. Knowing the difference is what maturity and knowing one’s self is all about.
“You have to know when to hold them, know when to fold the, know when to walk away, know when to run.” (The Gambler)
Knowing when to walk away:
Differences of opinions get heated and more frequent
Loud/raised voices are common
Harsh language
Focus is on the individual and not the topic at hand
Inability to reach a conclusion
Not defining the real cause.
Know when to quit.
No trust
No support or respect
No involvement
No communication
No accountability
No ability to build the relationship
D.W.(Dick) Powell
The Leadership Wrangler
Dick@EWFW.org
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