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How to finish what I start
It made me
 "It was a load off of my chest."
How I did it: I just set a plan and set out to do it. As long as you do your work and keep your plan updated you can't fail. Lessons & tips: Don't stop at any costs and more importantly have fun while your at it. Resources: Its not about the going but the getting there that good. - Harry Chapin
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How I did it: I've come to find that lists really are the way to go...For every generalized list, make several other lists that break down the bigger goals in the first.It's definitely gratifying having the ability to cross things off. *nods* Read how I did it…
How I did it: I joined Freecycle and gave away a bunch of boxes worth of items that just sat in the garage and storage. I prioritized all of my projects. I threw away things I knew I wouldn't ever work on and I put some order into the chaose. Read how I did it…
How I did it: The goals do not end there. So, I propose to start something that can apparently be solved. I know it is always the beginning of something new. One step. Because of that, I relax and just do it. Read how I did it…
Zaerwen is trying.
How I did it: To finish what I start: Well, I started doing things I really love. The more you enjoy doing something, the easier it is to see it through to completion. There are certainly tasks in my life that are incomplete, but this goal is so generalized, I'm not sure it can ever be attained. There will always be that one little task left undone. But, as a whole, I feel complete, and so does my life. I guess that was really what I was aiming for. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I read the bible in one year. I didn't think that I could but I chipped away at it, every day, until one day, I was on the last verse of Revelations. If I missed a day I didn't beat myself up, rather I just kept going and congratulated myself on not giving up. Read how I did it…
I must say I want to finish my dissertation in the next 2 weeks but I am at that point where am not so motivated.
I ask God to strengthen me.I can do it,I would do it and I can do it. so for all the people that have lost faith ,there is still hope out there.
DidyJayRudiano is in constant quest
I’ve got 4 writing projects on the go, the first one dating as far back as 1995. Need I say more?! Procrastinator extraordinaire me!
I have this habit of having very good intentions but not finishing what I start…projects or anything that I attempt I seem to leave abandoned on the side lines. What am I afraid of..why do I just give up? I would really like to change this about myself. It would be nice to have a good feeling of accomplishment with things I set out to do. This goes in line with all the other things on my life list. I have to learn to finish what I start. This is an annoying habit that I want to leave in the dust. Who wants a bunch of unfinished stories to tell about their accomplishments later in life. I guess it starts with talking myself out of ideas or projects..second guessing myself all the time with things I set out to do. I sincerely want change this about myself. Wish me luck! Any advice would be greatly appreciated towards my efforts.
I know part of it is my Bipolar Disorder. It’s one thing my therapist always covers- that we get the energy to start a bunch of projects, but we tend to lose it and not finish anything. I’m determined to overcome it though!
For the longest time I’ve always had all these wonderful ideas that I begin to start, and then leave behind and never finish. I feel so guilty about it, but I just move on, and make up more things to never finish. Then you get this huge pile of things to do that you just dread to get done because it’s no longer fun. I want to stop that. I want to be able to look at what I have and say, yeah, I did that. I finished it, and be proud. I want to fulfill all those wonderful ideas that I’ve had, that always just rested in my head.
tanya_srush going through a tough time controlling my own self!!!
today i`m going to strt writting my physicl pharmcy journl and complete it
Epistemologist Studied japanese all day and did my history homework, a productive day
I’ve always been a list-maker but never a list-finisher. I also am highly ambitious and always load myself up with more than I can handle (for example today I scheduled 16 1/2 hours of studying lol!) So I want to learn how to prioritize and to complete things and make my life full of accomplishment, enjoyment, and worthiness.
In order for me to consider this goal finished I want to complete every goal I begin from this point forth for 6 months straight. This includes getting a high GPA, learning a language, attending my classes, studying and doing homework early, losing weight, etc. I’ll post new accomplishments, and times when I screw up here.
Jason is right side up in an upside down world
I’m a fairly ambitious guy who gets a grand idea and immediately starts working on it.
Trouble is that I’ll get SO close to finishing then just stop. I don’t know why, but I almost always quit working on a project JUST as I’m putting the finishing touches on it.
Anyone know why in the world my mind works this way? I’m sick of having all of these unfinished projects sitting around.
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Lietho asks,
“If there is any one in psychological studies, I would like to know if there is a link between the fear of death and the fact to not finish what I'm doing.”
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bewarealbino wants to Be a better friend
Have a closer walk with Christ
Visit Ireland
shoot someone
Read more books
make my own band
dream
Go on a road trip
Collect all Bud Light Real American Heroes/Men of Genius Ads
be more confident in my self
be an actress
skateboard more
be more zen
learn archery
finish my masters degree
Mark Croston wants to type with 10 fingers
stop lying
Learn to pick locks
work out at least 3 times a week
visit europe
laugh every day
be fit
spend more time with my mother
build something
live in puerto rico
have a library in my home
