LEONOR HERRERA

How to tell the difference before making a decision you can’t undo

There’s a moment many women entrepreneurs reach, but rarely talk about openly.

It’s quiet. Heavy. Emotionally charged.

A thought begins to surface:

“Maybe I should just quit.”

Not because you don’t care.
Not because you lack skill.
Not because the dream stopped mattering.

But because you’re tired.

Deeply tired.

Tired of pushing.
Tired of uncertainty.
Tired of trying to stay optimistic when results feel inconsistent or slow.

And in that state, quitting can start to feel not only reasonable, but inevitable.

But here’s a distinction that can change everything:

Quitting from exhaustion is not the same as deciding from power.

Understanding that difference may save you from walking away from something meaningful…
or help you leave something misaligned with clarity instead of regret.

When Exhaustion Starts Making Decisions for You

Burnout doesn’t just drain your energy.

It distorts your perception.

When you’re menta...