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“I commit hard, then quit the moment it stops being fun.”
You start everything with real conviction and abandon it right when the dull, difficult middle arrives — the exact place where keeping your word actually means something. A commitment you only honor while it's enjoyable was never really a commitment; it was an enthusiasm. The pattern is costing you finished things and, worse, your own belief that you finish things. The fix lives in the part you keep skipping.
Your Practice
- Name the current thing you're about to quit. Notice it's right at the hard part.
- Commit to a fixed finish line, not a feeling. 'Until done,' not 'until bored.'
- Push through one stretch of the dull middle this week without bailing.
- Finish one thing fully. The proof that you can will change what you commit to.