Ash Alexander-Cooper

“I am not suggesting you ignore situations that present an obvious threat to life or limb. In such cases, where continuing blindly could do lasting damage to yourself or others, or open yourself to emotional or physical abuse, you must make a judgement call. In these scenarios, stopping does not at all mean giving up. Rather, it is the courageous, sensible choice and constitutes an important difference for all of us to grasp; stopping something for a good reason is not quitting something we are committed to because it is difficult. Being able to do this and know when it is the correct decision is executive function at its everyday best.”
― Ash Alexander-Cooper

“Even though there have been many times that I was convinced there was no way through, I have always, without fail, got further than circumstances suggested I could, would or should.”
― Ash Alexander-Cooper