If you're writing a book, break it down into manageable sections.
Set mini-deadlines for each chapter instead of focusing on the daunting task of completing the entire book.
This makes the process less overwhelming and more achievable
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"Finish What You Start" starts with an exploration of why we often fail to complete tasks. Peter Hollins highlights the common problem of starting projects with enthusiasm but losing momentum as we go along. He identifies key psychological factors, such as fear of failure, perfectionism, and lack of self-discipline, that contribute to this behavior.
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Breaking Down the Process: Sterner advises breaking down the overall process into manageable, daily or weekly tasks. This breakdown makes the goal less daunting and provides clear direction on what to focus on in the present, fostering a sense of accompli...
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