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Finishing one piece of work, even a failed one, permanently removes the difficulty of finishing.

Drawn from what Steven Pressfield said

Subjectambition
What this subject means

ambition How much to take on and how hard to push: superlinear returns to effort, focus, slack time, and procrastination.

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A private bookmark. Not a position, and never counted.

What Steven Pressfield actually said

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  1. Steven Pressfield

    American novelist and non-fiction writer

    Once you finish—even one time, even on a project that ultimately fails—you will never have trouble finishing again.

    Where this was said

    ↗The Drive to Finishstevenpressfield.com

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