The easiest thing in life is to give up

Quitting is the easiest thing you will ever do. That's exactly why it's costing you everything.You're not lazy. You're tired. And the exit is right there — close enough that you've started calling it wisdom, calling it knowing your limits, calling it being honest with yourself. It sounds reasonable. It feels like relief.It isn't.In this episode of Built, Not Felt, Shannon makes the case that easy and right are never the same thing — and that the road being hard is not a signal to stop. It is the road doing its job. The trial is not the enemy of your becoming. It is the mechanism of it.What you'll walk away with:— Why most men quit one season before the harvest arrives— What James 1 actually means when it says to consider trials pure joy — and why that changes everything— The difference between quitting because something is wrong and quitting because something is hard— What the unfinished things you're carrying are actually costing you right now— The one question to ask yourself before you take the exitRooted in Scripture (Galatians 6:9 · James 1:2-4 · Luke 9:62 · Romans 5:3-4 · Hebrews 12:1 · 2 Timothy 4:7) and built for the man who is standing at the exit of something that still has his name on it.The man who finishes is not the man who never wanted to quit. He is the man who wanted to quit and stayed anyway.🎧 New episodes of Built, Not Felt drop every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss one.Built, Not Felt is a production of The Rise Code.