Do you hate your job but still work there? Here’s my example: A supervisor I’ve worked with for 16 years who is one of the smartest men I know, recently told me he quiet quit several years ago. He felt hard done by being purposely overlooked for promotions because of implicit bias because he has a thick accent. He said he felt guilty at first but not anymore. When he does the bare minimum, it puts more work on me which makes me mad, but he has been treated unfairly and it’s not right. Is Quiet Quitting bullshit? Take the poll and drop your vote below. And if you’re doing it right now? Own up. No one likes a silent sulker.

I don't know how the fuck I did it apart from applying what I learned from the No BS dating program I went on my first successful date in over 14 years today!!! The best part is she wants to meet again. Coach said it's numbers game, mine came up today!!!!

What Is One Goal You Are Finally Moving To "Today"? We all have that one project or dream we have tucked away for "when the timing is right." The truth is, champions do not wait for the perfect time. They make the time perfect by starting. What is one thing you have recently stopped delaying and started doing? Like and comment below.

Some People Can’t Be Helped Helping people sounds like the right thing to do. And sometimes it is. But there are certain types of people who will drain your time, energy, and sanity no matter how much you try to help them. At some point, learning who not to help becomes a survival skill. Because if you’re not careful, they’ll pull you down with them. Here are some of the worst ones. The Permanent Victim This person’s entire identity revolves around being wronged. Every conversation is about how life is unfair, how people treated them badly, how nothing ever works out. Advice doesn’t help them because they don’t actually want solutions. They want validation that life is happening to them. The more you try to help, the more you feed that identity. Eventually you realize they don’t want change. They want sympathy. The Excuse Machine This person constantly asks for advice, but every suggestion is met with a reason why it won’t work. “It’s more complicated than that.” “That might work for someone else, but not me.” What they’re really doing is avoiding responsibility. They’ve already decided nothing will change, so your help becomes pointless. The User Users are friendly and respectful only when they need something. The moment they get it, they disappear. They call when there’s a crisis. They want your time, your attention, your support. But when you need something? Silence. To them, you’re not a person. You’re a resource. The Chronic Self-Saboteur This person constantly destroys their own opportunities. They ruin healthy relationships. They quit when things get difficult. They waste chances other people would fight for. You help them rebuild, and they sabotage it again. After a while, you realize they’re committed to the pattern. The Advice Collector This is the person who loves learning but never takes action. They collect books, podcasts, courses, and opinions. They ask endless questions and gather endless information. But they never actually apply any of it.

I have put a link to the original question so that you can compare to where you are today. Edit: I can't get the link copied. Just type in 'the turd' into the search option at the top. You won't be disappointed. It's amazing to see some of the old answers and how far some people have come. For those that have never answered the question before, it's quite simple. What have you worked on over the last couple of years that no matter what you do it still seems to keep popping up? Like the proverbial turd that just won't flush. Mine was fear of rejection. I have come so far since that original question I was surprised to see it there. Elizabeth. You are going to be REALLY surprised. Over to you turd flushers. I just know that Kesha will be laughing her head off.