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Peter Hollins

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

  • wilhelminalili3has quoted2 years ago
    “So much to do, and not enough time to do it.”
  • Puspita Dewi Fortunahas quoted2 years ago
    A clean desk can help create a clear mind, and a clear mind is much more able to remain disciplined.
  • b9426779576has quoted3 years ago
    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.
  • cleonasteahas quotedyesterday
    Make undesired behaviors cost too much. Train yourself to view bad behavior as something that is too expensive to engage in. For example, raise the costs of unproductive behavior by forcing yourself to climb five flights of stairs to smoke or eat chocolate or browse your phone.
  • cleonasteahas quotedyesterday
    Particularly in business, there will be days when the inertia is too heavy and you don’t feel like performing the tasks on your to-do list. There will be tasks that you dread doing and thus can’t summon the necessary willpower. And there will even be people who try to block your success, and you may not always have the strength to fight them off.

    That is where daily systems come into play.
  • cleonasteahas quotedyesterday
    Particularly in business, there will be days when the inertia is too heavy and you don’t feel like performing the tasks on your to-do list
  • b7756019863has quoted4 months ago
    making your intentions reality
  • cleonasteahas quoted4 months ago
    Overthinking is when you fixate and can’t seem to take the first step toward action. Zero in on the details that matter, deliberately ignore everything else, and you’ll feel much more clarity.
    Worrying is when you fixate on something and inevitably start drawing out the negative scenarios and pitfalls. However, worrying is also when you fixate on things you can’t control while ignoring what you can control—the present. The solution is to focus on what you can do right now and only right now.
  • cleonasteahas quoted4 months ago
    Be Sherlock Holmes if you are having trouble with follow-through. Using the power of deduction, deduce what is wrong and why you are not being productive.
  • cleonasteahas quoted4 months ago
    worrying causes you to suffer twice—once during the worrying and again if the dreaded event actually occurs. And if it doesn’t occur, you’ve just suffered for no reason at all.
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