One of my friends has a fear of finishing things phobia. Someone who starts something but never finishes should read this carefully. 

We share a plan to cross all the slopes of your list and that way you can complete your projects and be more productive.

An inventory of projects, initiatives, and objectives that were never completed will not lead you to success. Learning to end things is one of the best lessons you will experience as an entrepreneur. Every day you try to maintain a balance to have your professional and personal life in order, but sometimes need to focus on one thing to be complete or risk having incomplete tasks. Finish what you started with these five steps:

1. Decides to terminate. 

The first step to finish is to make the decision that, no matter what, this task or project will not be delayed any longer. Convince yourself that you will alter your behavior and complete what you started. Sometimes this will mean you'll say "no" to certain things that never run as outstanding, this will make it easier to eliminate unnecessary work.

2. Make a plan. 

You know you want to finish some tasks, but what's the plan? Separate your earrings where they can be done, where they require daily action or if it is something you can finish in a day, hour by hour. You can make a plan to set limits on a calendar, this way your employees and family will not interrupt you.

3. Begin. 

You made a plan and divided it into several steps so you can complete it. The next important step is to begin. Do not wait until the next morning or until the meal, start now. Approach the first phase in the plan and do not hesitate to start.

4. Create deadlines. 

Your plan should include periods. Commit yourself to them. Many people do not finish what they start because they find excuses. Some days you will be uncovered, you will skip the meal, or you will arrive earlier to complete the steps of your action plan. Do what you need to finish and go forward until you complete it.

5. Do not just finish, complete it. 

You made the decision, made the plan and continued to see the finished project. It feels right to remove a significant weight from above, but there is the last step that you should not forget: complete the task. When a slope is finished, make sure it has been saved and shared correctly.