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Jolted

Jolted: Why We Quit, When to Stay, and Why It Matters
Book • 2026
In Jolted, Anthony Klotz explores the psychological phenomenon of sudden, often unexpected events—'jolts'—that make people reconsider jobs and relationships.

Drawing on organizational behavior research and real-world examples, Klotz categorizes jolts, explains why they prompt rapid decisions, and outlines diagnostic steps to respond wisely.

He discusses common pitfalls like cognitive biases and social contagion, and reframes trends such as 'quiet quitting' as potential strategic responses.

The book balances practical advice for individuals with research-backed insights for organizations, emphasizing thoughtful, controlled decision-making.

Overall, it guides readers to differentiate transient emotional reactions from signals that warrant major life changes.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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Dave Stachowiak
as the guest's book that informs the episode's topic and leadership implications.
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777: How to Help Employees Handle Tough Moments, with Anthony Klotz
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Alex Ritson
while introducing Anthony Klotz and his work on why people quit their jobs.
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US downplays suggestions it could commit war crimes in Iran
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Gayle Allen
introducing the guest and his book about why people quit and how to manage jolts.
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CM 314: Anthony Klotz on When and How to Quit
Mentioned by the host introducing the guest and by the author when presenting five key insights from his book on why people quit.
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Before You Quit, Listen to This
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Jonathan Fields
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Anthony Klotz
as the guest's book explaining jolts and why people quit jobs.
When to Quit (Jobs or People): How “Jolts” Drive Big Changes | Anthony Klotz

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