"“I have too many ideas for a lifetime.” -Taylor Wilson"

"At the end of the study period, the researchers gathered the data and plotted the results to answer the question: would more employees participate in retirement saving plans, if more investment choices were made available to them?"

"The researchers discovered that adding more investment choices, reduced the likelihood that employees would participate in retirement saving plans."

"In fact, for those employees who chose to invest, adding more investment choices increased the chances that employees would invest in more conservative funds."

"The more ideas and goals we pursue, the less likely we’ll follow through on any one of them. And vice versa."

"1. Create mini-deadlines."

"The more time it takes to complete a task, the greater the likelihood that we fall victim to ‘Parkinson’s Law,’ which states that, work expands to fill the time available for its completion."

"2. Use the 80/20 rule."

"The key is to experiment, discover and focus your time and energy on the twenty percent activities, that yield the greatest returns."

"3. Trust your gut."

"Malcolm Gladwell, makes a strong case that, often, snap judgements made within seconds, lead to better decisions than a more cautious, thoroughly planned approach."

"4. Develop the habit of finishing."

"The upside of quitting is that you redirect time and energy wasted on an unfruitful idea or goal, towards another more rewarding venture."

"Whilst it can be exciting to start new ideas and goals, if we don’t finish what we start, valuable time and energy—that can’t be recovered—will go to waste."