Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done

As someone who has too many ideas, long lists and gets overwhelmed by everything that I still haven't done this is another of those books which I've bought which I promise I will definitely start at some point. It's on my to do list...

This was possibly one of THE most useful books I’ve read in a long time. Fresh from reading Stop Getting In Your Own Way, which was also very good, this was a more digestible read and the interjection of humour helped me to internalise the info a bit better. Would recommend.

I bought it as a gift for my mother. My comments are mostly about the quality.It's printed on a cheap yellowish paper. I have a cheaper books using better paper.I paid more to have a hardcover version. It's hardcover but the visual cover is just a printed paper.With regard to the content. I liekd it but probably it can be reduced to 100 pages.

I really enjoyed it, but I would recommend getting a physical copy. There are a lot of ‘actions’ to be taken and even though you can bookmark on Phones etc, it seems like it might have been easier to read it with a physical book.I’ll definitely be re-reading it :)

And I have read a few in my time. Down to earth, funny but at the same time packed with practical and thought provoking tips and ideas that make you say out loud OMG that's me. I do/think that. Highly recommended.

Bought the Kindle version. Highlighted a lot! I love Jon's talent for knowing how I work/think, it's like he can read my mind. I feel an inner shift! Also love his sense of humour. Best self help book I've read!

This is a good book. The author does get a little carried away with the idea that perfectionism is the ever present enemy, but that shouldn’t take away with the book’s value. It’s changed my thinking.

Really good book if you are one of those who is good at starting but never finishes a goal. Jon sets out clear guidelines on how to accomplish something that is important to you. The only problem I had with this book is poor printing quality. Lot of places the letters appear double. Initially I thought I had double vision but checked it twice and it is the poor print quality. One for the publishers I guess

I enjoyed the reading. Even when the tone (by the middle of the book) became too comedic for advices on how to overcome some serious psychological issues. I recommend the reading for people that tried and failed and failed and failed to become more productive.

For those who think that they are organised, but still have some backlog of things not done, this book will motivate you!!

I have been a fan of Jon's work for a few years now and this book hit the sweet spot! Really encouraging, not blaming in any way but kindly helping figuring out steps to achieve your goals and discern what truly matters to you. A must-read!

Awesome and funny book. Must read.

Excellent read, to the point and above all: actionable. Helps you to understand yourself, your excuses and self limiting barriers.