Are You a Writer Who Has Trouble Finishing What You Start?

Do you have too many things to do? This frustrating mountain of tasks comes from your consistency of piling things up as opposed to your consistency of checking things off.

This cycle can be broken with the right methods. You know you need to stop thinking and start taking action. You know you need to finish what’s on your plate before you add more. But how do you do that? Here’s a small shift in perspective that will begin to change this pattern. Instead of focusing on all the things you want to do, or even on trying to finish things per se, focus on getting used to the feeling of finishing.

Practice finishing small tasks, and pay attention to how it feels when you finish. When you get used to this feeling, the feeling of growing, evolving, and winning, you’ll start to prefer finishing. You’ll become more strategic and only take on tasks that align with your vision. You’ll develop what I call the Finishing Touch: an internal spark of competence and courage to take on any task. It’s not something you’re given. It’s something you achieve.

As you develop the Finishing Touch, you naturally get access to deeper levels of creativity. This helps you dive into the next project with more vigor. The Finishing Touch perpetuates itself the more you do it. It makes each task more promising.

Break the vicious cycle of mediocrity. Get used to the feeling of finishing. The Finishing Touch is exhilarating.

Linton McClain is a Certified Life Coach whose job is to help you formulate those brilliant ideas you have in your mind and make them a reality. He hosts the popular coaching session The Finishing Touch where participants learn to finish the tasks that align with their vision.

Click here to sign up for a Finishing Touch group coaching session with Linton McClain.

Click here to get your writing done in the company of fellow writers at a Words Count session.

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Linton McClain is an author, entrepreneur and coach. He helps you condition your mind to have the endurance, focus and consistency for daily writing. Writing is a marathon! He helps you create healthy habits to enhance your long-term performance and go the distance.Are you writing a book or a blog? Are you wanting to become a more active writer? Multitasking can be time consuming and costly in the long-run. A strategic approach can make all the difference with any writing project you decide to take on.There are a number of facets to being an efficient writer. You can be very proficient at completing solo tasks. However, managing numerous tasks at once is a different matter all together. Having a performance coach in your corner goes a long way when multitasking can't be avoided.Join Linton for one or both workshops during the week. Sign up for his Daily Accountability program to increase your writing performance.

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