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Finish what you
October 2, 2010
The end of a thing is better than the beginning.
The end of a thing is illusive.
It’s easy to start.
It’s easy to get a great idea.
It’s easy to create a fool-proof plan.
It’s easy to work up that first excitement.
It’s easy to start that inspired project.
It’s easy to work enthusiastically for a little while.
Then it’s easy to let it sit for a while.
Then it’s easy to get uninspired.
Then it’s easy to just
© April P., Marblehead, MA
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