What if our bias toward action is centered not on starting, but on finishing?

Often, things will get started on their own. But they won’t get finished on their own — not without dedicated focus.

It’s possible to mindlessly start multiple tasks. We don’t typically mindlessly finish them.

Attend to the finishing.

One at a time, project by project. When we can do that, over time, we don’t have a messy battlefield but a tidy portfolio.