Momentum is a very powerful thing. In physics, momentum = mass × velocity. The cool thing about momentum is that the faster an object is moving, the harder it is to stop. This is also true for any project that you are working on.

Accomplishing project tasks (gaining “mass”) in a quick and efficient manner (gaining “velocity”) can create momentum for your project that can bear through the toughest problems and bring your project to completion.

Consider this: Just one brick can stop a train from beginning its journey down the tracks. But once a train has gained momentum, it can crash through an entire brick wall. The same is true for projects that you work on in life. Momentum is key, and here’s how you can achieve it.

Remove the bricks

What is stopping you from getting started on your lingering project? We’ve all heard that the hardest part is getting started, but why is that? Fear is one of the most common bricks. This can be fear of failure, fear of incompetence, fear of the unknown, or even fear of success.

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