Be A Finisher

1. The Significance of Completion: It's essential to understand the significance of finishing what you start. Unfinished tasks can weigh on your mind, leaving you with questions and uncertainty. How much longer will it take? What's missing? Is it time to wrap it up? By completing your tasks, you free your mind and experience a sense of accomplishment.

2. Embrace the Belief in Yourself: To become a finisher, you must first believe in your ability to complete your tasks and projects. Confidence is key. Remind yourself that if others have achieved similar goals, you can too. Visualize the sense of accomplishment and freedom that comes with completion.

3. Time Management and Organization: If you find it challenging to finish tasks within a reasonable timeframe, consider reorganizing your approach. Break your projects into smaller, manageable parts. This not only makes the completion process seem more achievable but also provides milestones to celebrate along the way.

4. Setting Clear Goals: Establish clear, specific goals for each task or project you undertake. Knowing exactly what you want to achieve and defining a timeline for completion can boost your motivation and make it easier to track your progress.

5. Eliminate Distractions: Distractions can derail your progress and prolong task completion. Create a dedicated workspace, turn off notifications, and focus on the task at hand to increase your efficiency and speed up the finishing process.

6. Maintain Accountability: Share your goals and progress with someone you trust, whether it's a friend, family member, or colleague. Accountability can provide the necessary motivation to keep you on track and ensure you complete what you start.

7. Celebrate Achievements: Celebrate your accomplishments along the way. When you reach significant milestones or complete a task, reward yourself. This positive reinforcement can fuel your determination to finish what you start.

Be a finisher – Believe you can finish, someone done it so can you.

Always good to finish what you have started. Having a job not finished will keep you thinking about it, is it time to finish it? How long more to go? Some elements missing to complete it? There are all the questions to the uncertain. Pack it up and put a full stop to it. Believe you can wrap the whole thing up and give it a finale. Your mind will be clear of one item that is yet complete. You will feel freed from something.

If you can’t finish within a short period of time, you might want to re-organised and see how it can be arranged to complete it. See you at the finishing line. Spit assignment in to parts so that when you look at each section, the completion seems close. It give you that energy to push to that point knowing you can have rest at that point.