Have you ever started something that mattered to you and then reached the point where you weren't sure you could finish it?Maybe the excitement wore off. Life got harder. Doubt got louder. And walking away started to feel a whole lot easier than pushing through.Starting takes courage.But sometimes finishing takes even more.For this episode of Cowboy Logic, pull up a chair.If we were sitting on the porch together with a cup of coffee, I'd tell you what happened after I finally stopped waiting for permission and started writing Starting Over in Montana.Because beginning the book was only the first step.I still had to finish it.And there were plenty of moments when I wondered what I was doing, whether anyone would ever read it, and whether all those words would ever become an actual book.But somewhere along the way, I learned that you don't have to know how everything is going to turn out before you keep going.Sometimes you just finish it anyway.In this episode of Cowboy Logic: Mountain Girl Meets Cowboy Country, we're talking about what happens after the excitement of beginning fades, the doubt that shows up when you're trying to create something that matters, and why finishing can be an act of faith in yourself—even when you don't know what waits on the other side.Because you don't have to feel ready.You don't have to know how it ends.Finish it anyway.Today's Cowboy Logic:You don't have to know whether something will succeed to decide it's worth finishing.And this season, I want you on the porch with me. If we were sharing a cup of coffee, what question about life would you ask? Send it my way. I may answer yours in a future episode.I'm Ann Dunbar, award-winning author of emotional romantic suspense novels set in small-town Montana, where healing, hope, and second chances matter.Pull up a chair. There's always room on the porch.Ann Dunbar's links:https://linktr.ee/anndunbarauthor

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