Finally! A guide to help you complete your professional and creative projects.
You’re an idea genius, generating concepts for new stories, projects or products. If you had a dollar for every good idea, you’d be a billionaire. Imagine what you’d have if you finished things – money, satisfaction, kudos, recognition….
But your good ideas are all worthless if you don’t focus, follow through and finish.
If you’re like the hundreds of creative people I’ve coached, you’re in love with the idea phase of the creative journey. This is understandable – new ideas are electrifying, full of promise and possibility. You and your imagination float free and life in the idea lane is thrilling. But the finish line is unknown territory.
Help is here to guide you through the entire process, from inspiration to completion. I’ve written Cross the Finish Line! Five Steps to Leap Over the Hurdles to Completion, an e-book that will allow you to become a repeat finisher rather than an idea genius with no tangible rewards to your credit.
Successful athletes, authors and businesspeople have learned what it takes to leap over the inner and outer hurdles to success to cross the finish line again and again. They know this simple key to success:
It’s not what you start, it’s what you finish. It is possible to become a serial finisher. I’ve coached clients to the finish line many, many times. My clients and I have:
Mounted art shows Wrote ‘the end’ and finished books Launched web sites and blogs Self-published books Landed agents and book deals Launched businesses
What are you itching to finish?
This process works for any project. It helps you overcome the fears that prevent you from getting close to, let alone crossing, the finish line. Are you ready to finish your:
Book Short story Book proposal Business plan Body of art work Home repair or renovation projects Other easy-to-avoid things like: taxes, legal documents, decluttering projects.
I’ve put it all in my e-book, Cross the Finish Line! Overcome the Hurdles to Completion. This resource will show you how to follow the footsteps of other creative people who have experienced the joy of the finish line and the confidence waiting on the other side.
In this guide to finishing, you will recognize the inner and outer hurdles to completion and be relieved to see that there are solutions for them.
A way to finish what you started - what a relief!
This process works for anything you’ve been avoiding. In the e-book you will:
Connect with a strong motivation for finishing and use it to power you forward Make your project’s end real by identifying a deadline that works for you Ferret out the distractions that keep you from finishing and develop solutions to move past them Make a plan that works according to your time, money and energy budgets Learn what works for you so you can repeat the joy of crossing the finish line again and again.
How many years have you been avoiding the finish line? With the practical and easy-to-follow steps in my e-book, you can save years of wishing you were a completer. You’ll gain the great satisfaction and confidence that comes from finishing your creative projects.
It's time to change the old story of being someone who rarely completes projects and get your brilliant ideas across the finish line!
Cynthia Morris is obsessed with books. She's either at the library, the local bookstore, or in reading position. If she's not reading, she's writing books and coaching others to write their world-changing books.
Cynthia is an illustrator and certified coach, and she can't stop making things. She’s published nine books, created and sold artwork, and leads transformational experiences for teams and creatives alike.
Her latest novel, Her Lisbon Colors, explores midlife reinvention in Portugal.
Through her company, Original Impulse, Cynthia helps people trust their creative instincts and bring their bold ideas to life.
She's the author of The Busy Woman's Guide to Writing a World-Changing Book, Create Your Writer’s Life: A Guide to Writing with Joy and Ease, Visit Paris Like An Artist, and the novels Her Lisbon Colors and Chasing Sylvia Beach.
Cynthia is grateful for Goodreads, a place where bookish people no longer feel alone with their books, but instead are connected via a fondness and commitment to the written word.