162: The Law of Completion: See Your Work Through From Start to Finish with Dr. Obom Bowen

"Everything requires two things, starting and finishing. Everything else in between is a distraction. Get clear and get focused. Once you start being clear and focused, it will help you finish." —Dr. Obom Bowen Finishing what you started is one of the most important principles in business, and it's something we can all take advantage of. It's especially important when you're working on a goal that you've been putting off for a long time—like starting a new business or writing that book you've always wanted to write. It's hard to get started and even harder to keep going when your idea is so far out of reach.  It's easy to give up, but when we work toward our goals—and especially when we work toward finishing them—we'll rise stronger than ever before. In this episode, we have the pleasure of listening to The Underdog Millionaire, Dr. Obom Bowen. Daniel and Dr. Bowen discusses the magical "M" word, and it's not millionaire, but building a MOMENTUM. It's hard to get started on our goals, but often, it's even harder to maintain it, let alone advance it.  Listen in as Daniel and Dr. Bowen discuss the Law of Completion and 6 other principles that can help us see our work through to the end and achieve the outcomes we want. They also talk about how we can develop clarity and focus and where these can lead us to, the truth about multitasking, the importance of preparing for opportunities, and how damaging procrastination can be.   Be Inspired! with Daniel:  Website (Makings of a Millionaire Mindset) Website (Daniel Gomez Global) Facebook Facebook Group Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Pinterest YouTube Episode Highlights: 01:46 Confused to Confirmed 04:41 The Law of Expectations 11:03 The Law of Reciprocity 16:57 The Law of Cause and Effect 22:11 The Law of Completion 27:05 The Three Phases of Momentum 31:28 The Law of Association 36:26 The Law of Simplicity 39:44 The Law of Diminishing Returns 42:30 See Your Goals Through to the End 45:08 What is Procrastination?