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From one piece The Drive to Finish 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Finishing one piece of work, even a failed one, permanently removes the difficulty of finishing.Their words
Once you finish—even one time, even on a project that ultimately fails—you will never have trouble finishing again.
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Resistance to finishing is strongest at the finish line, precisely because the work is about to be done.Their words
We talked in an earlier chapter about Resistance being the strongest at the finish line. It is. Resistance knows we’re about to defeat it. It summons all its genius and all its power to stop us.
24 August
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You have to persevere. And that's the other really important part of motivation. You know, we know a lot of people who start things and then we also know the non-competers, the people who are always so energetic but actually don't finish, right? So, it's almost as important to be able to finish and complete as initiate actions.
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Modern Operating SystemsTheir words
I really enjoyed reading this textbook even after finishing the corresponding course.
19 February 2025
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Most of a degree's value comes from finishing it, so starting one you will not complete is a bad investment.Their words
Since about 70% of the college payoff comes from completion, non-completion implies a terrible return on investment.
14 December 2022
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Each project you finish makes the next one easier to finish and teaches you more about what a successful one takes.Their words
"Finishing games gets easier with each game you finish, and the more games you finish, the better you will understand what it takes to make a successful game."
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