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Proof you finished what procrastination tried hard to kill.
means Something successfully done or achieved, especially through effort or skill.
from From French 'accomplir,' tracing back to Latin 'complere' — to fill up or complete. The same root gives us 'complete' and 'plenty,' so at its core an accomplishment is literally a thing made full, nothing left missing or undone.
- brain chemistry
- dopamine hits harder for finished than for perfect
- secret ingredient
- usually just showing up one more day
- common trap
- moving goalposts so it never counts
- best test
- would past you be stunned