Why You Stop After You Start
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Why You Stop After You Start
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Starting isn’t the problem. Continuing is.
Most people can start something. They get excited, they take the first step, and for a moment it feels like progress.
But then that feeling fades.
The next time they’re supposed to show up, it doesn’t feel the same. There’s no urgency, no excitement, no momentum carrying them forward, just something they have to do.
And that’s where they stop.
In this episode, I break down why this happens and why it has nothing to do with your discipline, your motivation, or how badly you want it.
It’s about understanding that starting and continuing are two completely different skills.
And if you don’t learn how to continue when it doesn’t feel good, you’ll keep repeating the same cycle over and over again.
If you’ve ever started something and didn’t follow through, this will show you why and what to do instead.
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