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Top 25 Valuable lessons from Finish What You Start

By Peter Hollins

Finish what you start teaches the techniques the tips to follow through with your work, taking action, executing, and self-discipline. Most of us have the habit to start things out but we never think how important it is to finish it because the reward will be numerous but it will always be at the finish line.

We now live in a society where grit is becoming rare. We always see other things fascinating to try, but a just few down the road, we just tend to give up easily.

I mean why is this happening? Well we all know that to be successful, we have to stay consistent. Whether it is for your career, personal improvement, business, or whatever it is. Perseverance will always be an integral key to success.

Here are the Top 25 Valuable lessons from Finish what you start

1. Persistence is firmly sticking to something for a prolonged period, even as you encounter things that try to unstick you 

2. Leisure is an important part of life, but if it’s excessive and takes the place of reasonable productivity, then it becomes a vice.

3. It is not enough to just start; you need to stick with it until it’s done.

4. The excitement and enthusiasm with which we thought out all our dreams and plans fizzle out as soon as we realize the amount of hard work we need to put in to turn those dreams into reality, to bring those plans into life.

5. Time management is the practice of using time in a way that maximizes productivity and efficiency

6. if we can’t even manage our time when it comes to our day-to-day tasks, how could we expect to find time to follow through on our bigger life plans?

7. Since she never went after a goal no one could say she failed at it.

8. Perfectionism out of insecurity. 

9. many of our interests, passions, and talents remain hidden to us forever, and not knowing our true capacities, 

10. we remain convinced that we will never make it even if we tried. 

11. You may have the passion and motivation to do something at first but the fire within you is likely to die down somewhere along the way.

12. There are powerful reasons we don’t finish what we start and follow through very often.

13. Everything in life is an opportunity cost, which means that everything you do will call for something from you. 

14. Every act takes away time or effort that could be committed to something else. 

15. Rules can generally be called mental models, which can be critical to follow through

16. Rules hold you accountable so that you are not winging it every day but instead are guided

17. Deciding to work each day is not your decision to make it has already been made for you by your rule, and thus you have no choice but to do it.

18. Everything else is a byproduct of luck the hard work itself is a prerequisite. Of course, hard work doesn’t overcome everything, but it's an essential component that cannot be skipped.

19. There is a point to everything you do, so every action you take is valuable.

20. Change is always uncomfortable but it is key to doing things differently to find that magical formula for success.

21. Don’t ever give up on things just because they call for some change and discomfort.

22. The fear of losing out will motivate you. Sure, fear is not a pleasant motivator. But if it works, why not use it? 

23. Overthinking is a silent killer of joy, hope, and reason. It kills your positivity and desire to carry on. 

24. Focus on things that are real and have happened not imaginary outcomes or scenarios that may never come to pass

25. Train yourself to view bad behavior as something too expensive to engage in.