Thanks for the great story! I think you should never quit when you are doing something you believe in, but if you find out that it's not, you should quit as soon as possible so you can move on to your real purpose. There is a fine line between that and just being a systematic quitter though so take the decision very seriously.
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That is true. We let our children quit things, but they cannot quit in the middle. If they say they are going to do BJJ for example, they are not allowed to quit in the middle of it. They have to get to a good point where quitting makes sense, and then they'd have to replace the one hard thing with another. It teaches them well.