Go the length.

FINISH WHAT YOU STARTED

Starting a new project or endeavor can be exciting and invigorating. We often feel inspired and motivated by the prospect of something new. However, finishing a task can be a challenging. It can be tempting to give up when we encounter obstacles or roadblocks along the way. However, it is essential that we see our efforts through to completion, wherever possible. Finishing what we started brings a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment that cannot be replicated through incompletion.

When we see something through to the end, we can reflect on our hard work and determination, and celebrate our success. It can also helps us to develop persistence and resilience, as we learn to overcome challenges and obstacles along the way. When we put in effort to finish whatever endeavor we started we will definitely reap the benefits of our efforts. Whether it is a personal project or a professional task, completing it allows us to use the results in a meaningful way. We can showcase our hard work, share our accomplishments with others, or use the finished product as a building block for future endeavors.

We build trust and reliability when we demonstrate that we can complete tasks or projects on time. We will also earn the respect of others. Employers, colleagues, and friends are more likely to view us as reliable and dependable when we consistently finish what we started.

It may not always be possible or advisable to complete every task we embark upon. In some cases, it may be better to recognize when we have reached our limits or when a situation has changed, and adjust accordingly. However, whenever possible, we should strive to finish whatever we put our hands upon to start. We do not get rewards for quitting halfway, we only get rewards for something we finish. So, go the length, put in the work and finish what you have started.

Kamikun John, Author 366 days of wisdom.