ProjectME - Ep11 - No More Halfways

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ProjectME - Ep11 - No More Halfways

Jan 11, 2022 · 15m 27s

Chapters

01 · Ofu Strings - Be alright

46s

02 · Audio Merger - Podcast Background

2m 15s

Description

You will never get anywhere not you don't finish your journey

Comments

Mbuotidem Wilson

2 years ago

Thank you boss

Blessing Menubi

2 years ago

Thanks HOD For The Wonderful/Impacting Message...

Oluwaseun Ayomide

2 years ago

Start an achievable project, don't procrastination because of fear. Winners never quit and quieter never win. Thanks HOD

Funmilayo Agbontain

2 years ago

Thank you HOD

Chinyere Ude

2 years ago

I am going to set the right goals and make sure I finish them one after another. Thank you Mr Sam. I found value

Nta Emem

2 years ago

Thanks HOD

Agnes

2 years ago

Thanks a lot.

Oluwaseun Ayomide

2 years ago

Thanks for the wonderful message HOD, I got value. I will ensure to finish one goal before going to another

Ufuomanefe Alabi Mrs

2 years ago

Whenever you start a project ensure you finish it

Ogbonna, Phybian Chibuzo .A.

2 years ago

Thank u so much sir

Arimoro Eunice

2 years ago

Your goals must be smart,organized ,achieved to the end

Oluchi Nduka

2 years ago

Thanks

Ridwan Abdulsalam Olalekan

2 years ago

Thank you for this value loaded podcast

Fred Ike

2 years ago

NO MORE HALFWAYS - 11/01/2022 Don't start what you cannot finish. Don't start with too many. Personality differs and it affects your productivity. Instead of setting big goals, it's better to have 3 small projects and finish it, than set up big projects and not finish it. You have to make up your mind to finish small projects. No more HALFWAYS. You need to tell yourself that any goal you set, you finish it. If you have already written down your goals, you need to revisit it, and do a check again. Whenever a goal is achieved, no matter how small, you feel this Joy, you feel complete, you feel capable. Completing goals gives you confidence. If you know you'll struggle to achieve your goals, cut it down. I rather set five small goals and achieve them in bits, than set 2 big goals and not achieve them at all...