Hesed Ojieh argues that most people abandon projects, relationships, and spiritual commitments before completion, driven by impatience. He calls this pattern a failure to be a finisher and urges listeners to stay true to the process instead of cutting things short.
You always finish. You don't stay true to the process. You cut off anything you start. You cut it off. You don't stay till the end. You don't stay through the process. You don't stay through the process. You're always in a hurry. You don't stay in a relationship. You don't stay in the church. You're always cutting the process. You cut it off. You don't finish. You're not a finisher.
