All around us are things we have begun. Books we started, workout equipment gathering dust, journals with only a few pages we have written in. Our house or apartment projects are 20 percent finished. Health foods and health supplements are wasting away in cupboards—Hobby paraphernalia is sitting in the corner of the garage. We love to start new things but often have a difficult time finishing them. Dr. Bray dives into a principle called the Law of the Long Haul. It is finding small moments every day to work on or do something important to us. Something that will make us more interesting, help us be fulfilled, and bring meaning to our lives. Dr. Bray provides both personal and professional examples to show the impact of this law. Today, learn one of the most powerful ways to become the person you want to be through micro-moments repeated each day. *Special thanks to Brett & Kate McKay for an article on this topic that inspired this podcast and the use of portions of their brilliant wording. (Art of Manliness – Long Obedience in the Same Direction)