The Big Quit

Last year, 47 million Americans quit their jobs to reconsider their priorities. Were you one of them?

Kristi Andrus Coach
2 min readFeb 14, 2022
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If you are hungrier than ever for meaning and purpose, ask yourself the following four questions before you quit.

How do you want to experience life?

What would it look like if you prioritized what you love?

What is your most important role, and how can you maximize it?

How will you achieve the quality of life you seek?

If you don’t know the answers or aren’t willing to contemplate the questions, you aren’t ready to leave. Your avoidance practically guarantees that your next chapter will have more in common with your current chapter than you hoped, so why disrupt your whole life to find yourself in the same position?

If it’s important to you to level up and create a life you love, but you don’t want to start with the questions, the other option is to start by doing something.

Sometimes, it can be paralyzing to face big questions, so action mode is another way to unlock your next steps. If you’d prefer to get started right away, do these four things first.

• Consult your employee manual and determine if there’s a protocol for leaving the company…

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Kristi Andrus Coach

When I drop my kids off at school, I always kiss them and shout, BE AMAZING! Try it: Love your life, make the most of it, be amazing. www.kristiandrus.com