Finish What You Start: The Art of Following Through, Taking Action, Executing, & Self-Discipline

“So much to do, and not enough time to do it.”

A clean desk can help create a clear mind, and a clear mind is much more able to remain disciplined.

If your heart is not fit enough to run the length of it, then you will find yourself stopping halfway through and giving up before you reach the finish line.

What’s followed is a single line of sight, so what’s pursued is the single most direct way toward a goal.

exerting effort; it’s about exerting effort that’s concentrated on a single goal. With focus, no effort is wasted.

Focus guides your thoughts in figuring out how to follow through and directs your actions toward achieving your vision.

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

If your heart is not fit enough to run the length of it, then you will find yourself stopping halfway through and giving up before you reach the finish line.

Finishing what you start and following through is breaking through that common loop and taking hold of your life.

Finishing what you start and following through is breaking through that common loop and taking hold of your life.