# Lindsay Crouse
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Lindsay Ann Crouse (born May 12, 1948) is an American actress. She made her Broadway debut in the 1972 revival of Much Ado About Nothing and appeared in her first film in 1976 in All the President's Men. For her role in the 1984 film Places in the Heart, she received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.
Why Your Ability to Endure Is a Trap | Lindsay Crouse • 471
Why do men quit way more than women under pressure?
Lindsay Crouse breaks down why refusing to quit almost never gets you what you actually want, whether that's a relationship, a career, or the habits running your day. She spent years reporting on elite endurance athletes before turning the same q…
The Case For Quitting with Lindsay Crouse
Author and journalist Lindsay Crouse joins Sarah to talk about her new book “The Case for Quitting: The Surprising Benefits of Opting Out.” They discuss why women tend to absorb far more than their share of unproductive suffering without ever considering quitting as an option, which questions to a…
1184: How to Know When to Quit with Lindsay Crouse
Lindsay Crouse reveals the surprising signs that your grit may be working against you.
— YOU’LL LEARN —
1) How purposeless endurance keeps you stuck
2) How small acts of quitting can make bigger decisions better
3) Why we’re so afraid to quit–and how to get over it
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Sunday Edition: Quit w/ Lindsay Crouse
Matt Bragg talks with journalist Lindsay Crouse about the guilt of dreading a workout, the zebrafish who know when to stop fighting the tide, and why quitting might be the bravest thing you do all year.What You'll Hear:The Run You Don't Have to Love: Matt revisits a caller's confession about dread…
What Your Shame Is Trying to Tell You | Frank Spinelli
Shame doesn’t tell you that you did something bad. It tells you that you are bad—and that distinction can quietly shape your relationships, choices, and sense of self.
AJ sits down with physician and author Dr. Frank Spinelli to explore why shame is so difficult to outrun. Frank explains how sham…
When Perseverance Becomes Self-Sabotage
How do you know when it’s time to stop? Most high achievers would say never. We keep going because quitting feels like failure. But Lindsay Crouse argues that sometimes the bigger failure is continuing past the point you should have.
The four-time Emmy Award winner, four-time Oscar nominee and au…
#502 The Case for Quitting and the Surprising Benefits of Opting Out with Author Lindsay Crouse
Lindsay Crouse (@LindsayCrouse) is an author, producer, and journalist. For more than 15 years, she was an editor, writer and producer at The New York Times, where her Emmy-nominated work on women's sports brought widespread change to the industry, including maternity protections for pregnant athl…
#53: Never Giving Up Can Hold You Back | Lindsay Crouse
A lot of us think of quitting as a path to failure. Michael speaks with Lindsay Crouse, the former New York Times writer, editor and producer, lifelong distance runner and author of The Case for Quitting, about when perseverance backfires, how to tell meaningful suffering from the pointless kind, …
LINDSAY CROUSE: Makes the Case for Quitting (& NOT living a MISERABLE life)
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Ever stuck with something just because you said you'd do it--even if that goal didn't serve you anymore? I think we all have. Today's guest completely upends the perseverance culture with her new book, The Case For Quitting.
Lindsay Crouse has spent her career at the intersection…
1188: How to Feel Extra Prepared and Confident for Any Presentation with Kerri Garbis
Kerri Garbis breaks down how to make your communication more effective by making your practice more effective.
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1) The three stages to prepare for any kind of speaking
2) Quick techniques to help reduce your nervousness
3) Why practice feels boring—and how to fix it
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