Is it Ever Okay to Quit - Is Being a Quitter Ever Justified?

It is pretty well known that if you quit you cannot win, but is there ever a time it makes sense to quit? Yes, and let me tell you an instance when I believe it would be permissible to break the rule; Never Quit. If an when you fine the game to be flawed, or you find that you are being used by someone else to serve their will, without regard to a win-win situation which also serve yourself, family, or country. Now then let's take the first instance; when the game is flawed, and corrupted.

For instance, if you are playing soccer and the referee is constantly and obviously purposefully calling fouls against you when you were following the rules. You see, a true winner is better than that, thus, should have integrity, and reframe from the game all-together. The only other choice is to re-adjust their level of integrity and try to play the game and work around the cheating rule makers who've taken bribes from the other team.

That is problematic, because you end up giving up your ethical status to play in a corrupt game, and thus, allow the game to continue by justifying your needs and desires to play. Welcome to the world of corrupt business in corrupt nations, or politics in nearly all nations.

Now then, if you accept to corrupt yourself in order to win in a flawed game, it really says more about you than those you participate with. If you agree a game is corrupt, but feel you have no choice but to play, then at some point you too will be corrupted. I think sometimes it makes sense to quit, and maybe we need to be thinking there. Please consider all this.

Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes it's hard to write 20,000 articles; http://www.bloggingcontent.net/

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