The Dip
Problem-solving

How to Apply This

  1. Recognize when it's time to move on from a project and adjust ineffective tactics.
    Be mindful of signs that indicate the project is not worth the effort, and avoid persisting with unsuccessful tactics. Instead, consider modifying your approach and moving on from the project if necessary while sticking to your long-term strategy.
  2. Develop a quitting strategy before embarking on a new project.
    Prior to taking on a difficult task or project, formulate a plan for when it may be time to quit. Establish clear criteria and set limits to guide your decision-making process if the need to quit arises.

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