Projects don’t last forever
If the roadmap looks like a race course, I like to visualize. The end of that race turns into a finish line, and I know I need to slow down at a certain point.
We all need to stop sometimes.
It is tough to start, anything. Getting over the emotional and mental barriers to create something new is hard. We build momentum, and it propels us through our goal.
Energy is powerful because it helps us push through.
We cannot entirely rely on momentum because momentum doesn’t stop. Without considering the strategy of the moment, momentum turns from friend to foe.
We obliterate the last mile, and we stop being helpful.
Whenever you start a project, consider what could make you stop and what success “looks like.” From there, you can find out when to halt the momentum and get the idea to where it needs to go.
It’s great to ride an airplane only if you know it is going to gracefully land.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 