From Idea To Reality

By Kenneth Pealock

"From Idea to Reality: The Importance of Following Through" is the ultimate guide to transforming your ideas into tangible, real-world outcomes! Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, creative thinker, or simply someone who wants to achieve more in life, this book will teach you how to overcome the obstacles that stand in your way and turn your dreams into reality. It will teach you how to make sure what you say is actually what you do: How to manage your time and energy, the secrets to overcoming chronic procrastination, why rest and recovery are the keys to increased productivity, how to use time blocks, how to eliminate procrastination pit-stops, and so much more. Follow the steps taught in this powerful guide and you'll start noticing changes immediately. If you want to avoid wasting your precious life with unfinished goals, and if you want to be highly productive, then you owe it to yourself to learn the simple but powerful steps taught in 'From Idea to Reality.'

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ken Pealock
• Release date: Mar 8, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215487174

Kenneth Pealock

Ken Pealock is a prolific writer in many different genres: self-help books, politics, religion, cartoon books and novels. He has a background in marketing, advertising, psychology and constitutional law. During his colorful career, he has published 67 books, sued the entire 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, filed numerous pro se petitions to the Supreme Court, and once held power of attorney over hundreds of secret CIA bank accounts. He lives in Georgia

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FROM

IDEA TO REALITY

THE IMPORTANCE OF FOLLOWING THROUGH

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Introduction

Chapter 1: Following Through — Significance and Benefits

Why You’re not a Strong Finisher

Benefits of Following Through

Chapter 2: Multitasking: Helpful or not?

What is Multitasking?

Why People Think Multitasking is Beneficial

Effects of Multitasking

How to Develop Your Focus Muscle

Chapter 3: Tips and Strategies to Stick to a Routine

How to Stick to a Routine

Chapter 4: Tips to Save Time and Achieve More Every Day

How to do More in Less Time Daily

Chapter 5: How to Stop Procrastinating

Practical Ways to Stop Procrastinating

Chapter 6: Simple Ways to Increase Your Efficiency

Ways to Improve Your Efficiency

Chapter 7: Essential Tips to Finish What You Start

Tips to Finish What You Started

Chapter 8: How to Have More Productive Finishes

Practical Ways to Increase Your Productivity

Conclusion

Introduction

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I believe many of us are used to being enjoined, encouraged, or advised to finish what we've started. It's not that we do not have the best intention towards the assignment, project, task, or whatever it is we're doing but completing the task would just feel so painstaking. Ironically, a simple three-step of starting, facing the task squarely, and finishing would solve everything. However, it is easier said than done. This is because we normally encounter two difficulties when we're working on a task. The first one is starting. Despite how important it is for us to start, it's usually not an easy thing. Why? Most of us tend to be held by lethargy and fear which always make the starting phase appear super challenging.

Fear tells us we'll embarrass ourselves, we'll fail, the work is too hard, we can't do it, and it goes on with different related expressions that put us in a position where we can't move and then lethargy comes in. What this one does is that it makes us not want to do anything! It would tell you to relax under this comfy blanket, relax more often because you look weak, sleep a little more today because you're tired, surf social media a little because you're bored, and so on. When these two work together, it can be very difficult to start. Their joint evil would then make the starting phase something that is out of our control. Our fear to embrace hard work will make us embarrassed and will make us remain stagnant.

The second challenge, which is exactly what this book focuses on, is finishing. After we've been able to summon the courage to start and defeat fear and lethargy, many of us have a high likelihood of giving it all up when we get to the middle of the journey. While more people are getting to master the act of starting, not many are masters of the art of finishing, which is very significant in getting anything done. While we should be working on finishing, we make ourselves vulnerable again to lethargy and fear that further bring in their other friends like distractions and procrastination to make us