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The Difference Between a Dip and a Dead End
14:53 - 22:59 (08:06)
In this episode, Seth Godin talks about his book The Dip and explains the difference between a dip and a dead end using examples from different situations. He provides insights on how to navigate through the dip and reach the other side where one can become the best in the world.
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Knowing the difference between a dip and a cul-de-sac or a dead end is critical because persistence alone doesn't guarantee success.
14:53 - 17:33 (02:39)
Summary
Knowing the difference between a dip and a cul-de-sac or a dead end is critical because persistence alone doesn't guarantee success. Winners have also quit and it's important to quit a cul-de-sac to get through to the other side of the dip.
ChapterThe Difference Between a Dip and a Dead End
Episode#254: When to Quit - Lessons from World-Class Entrepreneurs, Investors, Authors, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Seth Godin, author of "The Dip," speaks about the importance of recognizing a "dip" and differentiating it from a dead end in order to decide whether to quit, persist or accelerate with a project.
17:33 - 21:09 (03:35)
Summary
Seth Godin, author of "The Dip," speaks about the importance of recognizing a "dip" and differentiating it from a dead end in order to decide whether to quit, persist or accelerate with a project.
ChapterThe Difference Between a Dip and a Dead End
Episode#254: When to Quit - Lessons from World-Class Entrepreneurs, Investors, Authors, and More
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
Jerry Seinfeld turned down a $100 million bonus to produce another season of "Seinfeld" because he knew when to quit.
21:09 - 22:59 (01:50)
Summary
Jerry Seinfeld turned down a $100 million bonus to produce another season of "Seinfeld" because he knew when to quit. Every project has a half-life, and when things are going great, it's essential to diversify one's life or move onto other creative or entrepreneurial pursuits.