Finishing What You Start
Most projects, ideas, and ambitions die in the middle. Not the start, not the end, the middle.
Most projects, ideas, and ambitions die in the middle. Not the start, not the end, the middle. This program is about learning how to finish things, especially things that are hard, slow, or no longer exciting. You will learn why people quit, how to recognise the patterns in yourself, and how to build the practice of completion. The skill of finishing is the difference between people with potential and people with portfolios.
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