Creative Quitting
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Creative Quitting
Love this. A culture where perfectionism (and having a style that you can’t move from )this mind set is so freeing. One can learn something, love it and then move away from it. It’s ok to begin again and make mistakes. New mistakes. We all need these permission and culture that promotes this freedom.
How great, Kelcey! Thank you! And you're so kind about Tom. He may never go back, you may never go back, I may never go back, we may never go back, but certainly what we do going forward will be all the richer for the doing we've done and the quitting that lets us create. As well as the connecting with each other along the way!