4 Questions To Ask Before You Quit Your Job

Right now, some of you are deeply dissatisfied at work and might be considering quitting your job. In this episode, Craig will help you discern your next best career move by sharing the four questions you need to ask before you quit your job.

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0:00 - The current state of employees.
3:29 - Some advice if you want to quit.
5:45 - Craig’s two goals for this episode.
7:00 - 1. What specifically is frustrating me?
8:53 - 2. Is this problem solvable?
10:49 - 3. Are you the reason you’re unhappy at work?
13:26 - 4. Am I running from something or stepping into something?
16:27 - A quick review.

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[craiggroeschel]

Which of these four questions challenged you the most?

[Eweyhen]

Jobs are tools. In this day, they are there to enable me to live the life that I want. If that job does not serve my needs, then I will move on. I’m not afraid of change and I am willing to go out of my way to learn new skills to get the life I want. I’ll be damned if any job is going to waste my time with a toxic culture. I don’t have time to wait for change in the workplace. I got a life to live.

[Joseph__]

I work and Wendy’s and I believe God is using it to help me build my social skills so I can be more confident with sharing the gospel w ppl because the position that I’m in requires me to interact with customers quite a bit.

[CathySharp]

The best leaders don't wait around to be asked. The best leaders find a way to add value. They see a need, and they meet it.

[ianpatrick]

These are such great questions for internal reflection before making a big decision. The final point of “leave well” is such a great insight. Thank you!

[malgaa]

Pastor Craig is sensibly sandblasting some words spoken by Tony Robbins - I feel that the devil dances take place in modern market place is shattered by the presence of the Spirit of God, especially when pastors practice what they preach🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[LIVINGINLASVEGAS-]

Great talk! I think so many church cultures got toxic because of poor leadership in the pandemic due to FEAR. I have learned a ton thru the online service at Life Church & Andy Stanleys church. I've moved to a great church where the leadership appears to be much healthier - but my plan is to stay out of leadership and serve in a lesser role. I saw so many pastors and church leaders leave the church ministry and either go back to corporate jobs or para church ministries with better leadership. Grass is not always greener elsewhere, but frequently, you don't need green grass, just healthy grass!

[ashleyndg.]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you very much.

[MoneyTeam]

This is one of the best career advice I’ve ever heard. Thank you Pastor! 🙏🏽💕

[srinisomala]

I think the whole message is very honest, well put together, simple to understand. Good for employees and employers both and everybody in general because we could be connected to these people having issues. Thanks for this wonderful insight

[danielpswarai]

Great teaching, thank you very much.
May God bless you with more empowering insights 🙏

[thevoiceoftruth]

God bless you Pastor Craig 🙏

Thank you for these encouraging videos, they have blessed me. I hope to do great things like you. I pray God continues to bless and use you greatly in Jesus name 🙏

[eduardoyanguas]

What a helpful episode when made me reflect if the issue is with me or really with my firm. Very well appreciated.

[jhenlapena]

Wow! I loved all your content. This one awaken me as hey, get up and keep on going! Sometimes we are frustrated but when I listened to Pastor Craig oh! I am struggling because of myself. Now I can say that I am motivated and willing to move forward. Nice Pastor Craig this preaching means everything to me, gives courage and strength to those who are confused, and directs the right path to choose for those who are hopeless.

[NN-mbci]

So true what employees want today a lot of times is different than what they wanted before when first started. Looking forward to that episode! God bless!

[barnaby]

This message blew my mind. Truly this is an inspired message for this time!

[ritasilva]

Eu amo o Craig Groeschel, meu pastor americano.! Rsrs Obrigada!

[eduardomusic]

Hello Craig, good morning 🌄! Great topic that I have addressed in this video, congratulations! This is the first time I publish a comment in any of your videos. This video was interesting for me. Have a wonderful half-week, wherever you are! Greetings and blessings 🙏 from Sonora, México 🇲🇽..

[maribethcondrillon]

uh my god it's great doing these issues all over the world that EVERYONE wants to hear and be a signal and a change in the way of good behavior and this is my mission amen❤❤❤❤

[andys.]

I love Craig and his material is always solid, but one of the questions you should ask yourself as well before you leave or start a job is: Where does God want me?