Julia Keller

Julia Keller, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of "Quitting: A Life Strategy," shares her insights on the often-misunderstood art of quitting. She discusses the societal stigma surrounding quitting and why it's a crucial, strategic choice rather than a sign of failure. Keller delves into the psychological effects of quitting, challenges the myth of perseverance, and emphasizes the importance of community support. She also offers advice on teaching children about healthy quitting and promotes a more nuanced understanding of success and personal growth.

Julia Keller, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of 'Quitting: A Life Strategy', redefines quitting as a strategic choice rather than a failure. She shares insights on how precision quitting can lead to greater fulfillment. Wallace J. Nichols, a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Blue Economy, explores our deep connection to water, revealing how it fosters creativity and emotional well-being. Together, they discuss the empowering nature of quitting and the profound psychological benefits of being near water.

Julia Keller, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, challenges the idea of perseverance and explores the science of quitting. She discusses the pressure to not quit, draws parallels to Simone Biles' decision at the Olympics, and explores the concept of quitting in addiction and mental disorders.