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Why do you always kick things off with energy, then just let them fizzle out? Why do your goals seem exciting at first, only to turn into something heavy, annoying, or pointless a few weeks down the line? Let's be real: most so-called productivity advice dances around the truth. You don't actually have a motivation problem. You have a finishing problem. Why You Never Finish What You Start doesn't sugarcoat things. It digs right into why you keep leaving goals half-done and how comfort, distraction, and even your idea of who you are chip away at your progress. Forget the pep talks. This book gets into the nuts and bolts of why you quit: how your habits fall apart, why discipline drains you, and why even the best intentions fade out. Here's what you'll get inside: - Why motivation always fades, and why discipline needs to take over - How distractions-especially the digital kind-train your brain to bail early - The sneaky psychological loop that keeps you starting over instead of following through - Why willpower alone lets you down, and how systems actually get things done - How your identity, not just your effort, drives whether you stick with things - Real strategies for staying consistent without burning out or getting stuck in perfectionism This isn't a book full of motivational quotes or quick hacks. It's for people who are tired of dropping projects, ditching plans, or breaking promises to themselves. Here's the deal: the goal is to help you become the kind of person who actually finishes. If you're ready to break the restart cycle and finally see things through, this book gives you a clear, real-world way forward-one solid decision at a time.

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