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Jobs You Cannot Finish | Ep. #179
In this episode of the Risen Fallen Podcast, I explore a powerful idea: the most important jobs in life are not meant to be finished — they’re meant to be DONE - regularly.
Your fitness, spending habits, mental health routines, discipline, cleanliness, relationships, even self-care… none of these are “one-and-done” tasks. They are ongoing practices. And the moment we stop doing them, the results begin to fade.
Mark breaks down how this plays out in real life through simple, relatable examples:
• Staying fit only works if you keep showing up
• One bad financial decision can reset your progress
• Dishes, laundry, and daily chores pile up when ignored
• Shortcuts create more problems and more cleanup
• “Finish line thinking” actually causes burnout and setback
• True change happens through identity and maintenance, not milestones
If you’ve been struggling with consistency, burnout, or the pressure to “finally be done,” this episode will give you clarity, perspective, and a more sustainable way of looking at growth.
New episodes weekly.
Thanks for listening.
If you liked the show, help it grow!
Leave a review and rate 5 stars on Apple Podcast, and Spotify! <3
Reach out on Instagram:
@RisenFallen
Check out my website:
www.risenfallen.com
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By Mark Henriksen
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In this episode of the Risen Fallen Podcast, I explore a powerful idea: the most important jobs in life are not meant to be finished — they’re meant to be DONE - regularly.
Your fitness, spending habits, mental health routines, discipline, cleanliness, relationships, even self-care… none of these are “one-and-done” tasks. They are ongoing practices. And the moment we stop doing them, the results begin to fade.
Mark breaks down how this plays out in real life through simple, relatable examples:
• Staying fit only works if you keep showing up
• One bad financial decision can reset your progress
• Dishes, laundry, and daily chores pile up when ignored
• Shortcuts create more problems and more cleanup
• “Finish line thinking” actually causes burnout and setback
• True change happens through identity and maintenance, not milestones
If you’ve been struggling with consistency, burnout, or the pressure to “finally be done,” this episode will give you clarity, perspective, and a more sustainable way of looking at growth.
New episodes weekly.
Thanks for listening.
If you liked the show, help it grow!
Leave a review and rate 5 stars on Apple Podcast, and Spotify! <3
Reach out on Instagram:
@RisenFallen
Check out my website:
www.risenfallen.com