Lessons From A Quitter Podcast

Get insight, inspiration, tools, and resources to help you quit
what you hate and figure out what it is that you love

It is never too late to start over. No matter how much time or money you’ve spent chasing degrees and jobs to get to your current position, if ultimately you’re unhappy, then it is time to quit. Each week, Goli Kalkhoran, a fellow quitter, will interview inspiring guests who have quit lucrative careers to forge their own path and create a life they love.

Dr. Maria Phalime: The Doctor Who Walked Away

 We’re obsessed with trying to find the “right” answer because we think that will give us some semblance of “control” over our future.⁠ “How do I know which direction is the right one for me?”⁠ Everyone who wants to quit their job asks some…

Modeling Greatness In Everything You Do with Shunta Grant

In 75 episodes, I think the recurring lesson that comes up in almost every single episode is that you can’t think your way to the end goal. It just doesn’t work that way.⁠ ⁠ There will be detours. Set-backs. New connections. And a whole lot of…

How being a people-pleaser keeps you stuck

Hi, my name is Goli and I’m a life-long people-pleaser.⁠ ⁠ I have a feeling a lot of you are too. Because we’re trained from childhood to just do what we’re told and not make waves.⁠ And while I used to understand that this tendency made me…

How Julian Mather Perfected The Art of Reinvention

One of the biggest benefits that come from pivoting a career is that it shows you the freedom you truly have to reinvent yourself. The fear of starting over lessens with each jump and that’s why so many #quitters go on to have multiple career changes….

How Luke Tonge went from employee to funlancer

We typically have stories of people who have become successful in one type of career and then quit to start over in a completely unrelated field. However, there are people who enjoy the field that they’re in but they want to find an alternative way to…

You’re never too old to start over with Paul Tasner

  If you’ve ever told yourself that it’s too late to start over, be prepared to face the truth: you’re just making an excuse. After spending 40 years climbing the ladder in corporate America, Paul Tasner was laid off from his job at 64 years old…