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A No Nonsense Guide to Getting Things Done
Why good ideas die in the middle — in the “Dead Zone” between excitement and done — and a simple, practical system to carry them across the finish line. Perfectionism, resistance and the art of the last 10%.
Also in Ukrainian — «Мистецтво завершувати справи», on Google Play Books.
Why we know better and still do the opposite
The thinking traps that keep smart, capable people stuck — and how to notice each one and step out of it. Real stories instead of lectures, and one practical move per trap.
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In the works
For the mind that never switches off — how to stop carrying every task, worry and promise in your head, and get your evenings back.
Still on the desk. Chapters may appear in the Sunday Letter first.
From the introduction to The Art of the Finish.
We live in a world of ‘starters.’
Every day, thousands of brilliant ideas are born, outlined in notebooks, and discussed over coffee. We feel the rush of adrenaline when a new project begins. But then, life happens. The excitement fades, the ‘Dip’ sets in, and that brilliant idea joins the graveyard of half-finished drafts, abandoned side hustles, and ‘someday’ projects.
The truth is, starting is easy. Finishing is an art.
The Art of the Finish is not another book about productivity hacks or ‘hustle culture.’ It is a surgical strike against the resistance that stops you from crossing the finish line. In these pages, we strip away the fluff and focus on the mechanics of completion.
— Sophia
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