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When you're sure you want to quit

In a situation where you are sure you want to quit, put your energy into growing. Take advantage of the situation by, for example, learning how not to lead or how to work well as a team.

Then, when an opportunity presents itself, move on.

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Never gonna give you up. Never gonna let you down.

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